Initially, the Supreme Court Was Reluctant to Extend Privacy Protections

Initially, the Supreme Court was reluctant to extend privacy protections to homosexuals, arguing in Bowers v. Hardwick that:

A) Homosexuality is morally wrong.
B) The right to privacy does not extend to homosexuals.
C) Homosexuality is a choice, and therefore homosexuals are choosing to be treated differently.
D) The majority's belief in the immorality of homosexuality outweighs the right to privacy.