The right to privacy is not explicitly mentioned in the Constitution or the Bill of Rights but is considered inherent in several amendments, such as the First, Third, Fourth, and Ninth Amendments, as interpreted by the Supreme Court.

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The Right to Privacy

Question 57

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The right to privacy

A) is explicitly mentioned in Article IV of the Constitution.
B) is explicitly mentioned in the Bill of Rights.
C) was first affirmed by the Supreme Court in 1925.
D) is inherent in many of the other constitutional guarantees.
E) has been, overall, quite easy for the Supreme Court to interpret.

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