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OpenStudy (darrenmadx):

The right of privacy A. exists only in Southern States. B. was recognized by the Supreme Court in Griswold v. Connecticut, 1965. C. is derived from the police power. D. is inconsistent with the guarantees of due process.

OpenStudy (paki):

What you guess here about the answer...?

OpenStudy (darrenmadx):

I think its B

OpenStudy (paki):

NO, because it was established in 1972...

OpenStudy (darrenmadx):

hmmm I hadn't study this yet so im not entirely sure, but I will go with D

OpenStudy (paki):

agree with D option...

OpenStudy (darrenmadx):

Thanks

OpenStudy (paki):

"The privacy doctrine of the 1920s gained renewed life in the Warren Court of the 1960s when, in Griswold v Connecticut (1965), the Court struck down a state law prohibiting the possession, sale, and distribution of contraceptives to married couples. Different justifications were offered for the conclusion, ranging from Court's opinion by Justice Douglas that saw the "penumbras" and "emanations" of various Bill of Rights guarantees as creating "a zone of privacy," to Justice Goldberg's partial reliance on the Ninth Amendment's reference to "other rights retained by the people," to Justice Harlan's decision arguing that the Fourteenth Amendment's liberty clause forbade the state from engaging in conduct (such as search of marital bedrooms for evidence of illicit contraceptives) that was """"""inconsistent"""""" with a government based "on the concept of ordered liberty.""

OpenStudy (paki):

please read the explanation.... specially the last line :) and my pleasure....

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