Which of the following is true of rights and liberties not explicitly stated in the United States Constitution or the Bill of Rights?

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These rights, known as implied or unenumerated rights, are discovered by the courts through their interpretation of the Constitution and Bill of Rights. The Supreme Court has recognized various unenumerated rights, such as the right to privacy and the right to travel. The existence of these rights is not dependent on the will of the federal government, and they are not necessarily protected under the Eighth Amendment. The President does not have control over which non-explicit rights are protected, and the states are not free to interpret the Constitution and make law that is in conflict with federal law.

Which of the Following Is True of Rights and Liberties