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While privacy is never mentioned in the Constitution, it has become accepted in recent decades that we do indeed have the right to privacy.

1. Explain how at least two amendments are used to justify the right to privacy.
2. Describe one landmark Supreme Court case that has been based on the right to privacy.



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Final answer:

The Constitution supports the right to privacy through several amendments and landmark Supreme Court cases like Griswold v. Connecticut.


Explanation:

The right to privacy, though not explicitly mentioned in the US Constitution, is supported by several amendments:

  1. Fourth Amendment: Protects against unreasonable searches and seizures.
  2. Fourteenth Amendment: Ensures due process of law and protects personal liberty.

One landmark Supreme Court case based on the right to privacy is Griswold v. Connecticut. This case established the right to privacy in marital relations and the sale of contraceptives.


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