In the Bowers V

In the Bowers v. Hardwick decision of 1986, the Supreme Court

A) recognized the constitutional right to privacy for the first time.
B) unanimously held that the Constitution did not ensure the right of homosexuals to participate in sodomy.
C) unanimously held that homosexuals were allowed the right to privacy in sexual matters.
D) in a divided opinion, held that the Constitution did not guarantee the right of homosexuals to engage in sodomy.
E) in a divided opinion, sided with Justice Blackman in citing that the "…right to be left alone" applied to the homosexual who engaged in sodomy in private.