The defense brief filed by the Lambda Legal Defense and Education Fund, as counsel in Lawrence v. Texas (the anti-sodomy law case now before the U.S. Supreme Court) is online. While I haven't studied the brief in detail, I"m extremely disappointed to see that Roe v. Wade was cited in three instances as a precedent. No, it's not the heart of Lambda's argument, but it's certainly sure to rankle the conservatives.
Sixteen years ago in Bowers v. Hardwick, a sodomy law case not argued by Lambda (as I previously misstated), a Supreme Court whose majority no longer considered Roe's "privacy rights" argument to be persuasive voted to uphold sodomy laws. Roe's stature has only declined since. Citing it is something you"d expect of liberal attorneys who would rather uphold the pro-abortion party line than try to win over the swing conservatives. As described below, let's hope the amicus briefs filed by the Cato Institute, the Institute for Justice, the Liberty Education Forum, and the Republican Unity Coalition can undo some of the damage.