Level of Judicial Review in Planned Parenthood vs. Casey

[sonofthesouth]

Hey all. I'm a newbie here, and as a medical professional, I do not know much about law. So I apologize in advance if any of my questions are completely stupid or don't make sense at all. Anyway...

What level of judicial review (rational review, intermediate scrutiny, strict scrutiny) did the Supreme Court apply in Planned Parenthood v. Casey? I am particularly interested in whether any of the aforementioned levels of scrutiny was used to examine physicians' free speech.

[flyingron]

Is this for a class. Even if you're not a law student we don't do homework. I suggest you look up the meanings of the terms you coined above and then read the decision (or at least a digest of it). I'll give you a hint though. You'll have to understand what happened in Roe v. Wade to understand the current court's decision.

[sonofthesouth]

No, this is not for a class. I've tried to look on regular old websites and can't find the answer. I'm assuming this takes a certain level of sophistication that some lawyers (but not you) have. So, to everyone else, what level of review was used? I know what the terms mean, but that doesn't tell me much because... I DON'T HAVE A LAW DEGREE!