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I (H) unit 4 Personal 9th, 5th amendment
privacy Griswold v Connecticut and Roe v
Wade

9th - ANSWER The inclusion in the Constitution of certain rights shall not be
interpreted to reject or degrade others preserved by the people.

Enumeration - ANSWER Listing


Constructed - Answer interpreted


Disparage - To denigrate or discount.


9th - ANSWER: Written-out rights in the Constitution cannot be interpreted,
rejected, or discredited.


9th - ANSWER Bill of Rights specifies that other rights may exist in addition to
those officially stated and that just because they are not named does not mean
they cannot be violated.


The ninth amendment safeguards - ANSWER unenumerated rights--that have
not been written out in the constitution.


Right to travel and visit places

Right to vote, right to choose
.

Right to privacy. The government cannot dictate what w

, e can or cannot do.


But, there are certain limitations.




The Right to Privacy - ANSWER Freedom from government interference
cannot take control of everything in our life.


Personal property cannot be taken home without recompense.


Personal rights.


Griswold v Connecticut 1961 Facts: ANSWER In 1961, Estelle Griswold, the
leader of Plan Parenthood, and Lee Buxton, a doctor at Yale and attorney for
Plan Parenthood, were convicted of breaching a Connecticut state statute.


They provided advice and prescriptions for contraception to married couples.


Griswold v. Connecticut 1961 Making an Inference - Answer Justice William
Douglas used inferences to argue that the Constitution protects private rights.


He did it first....

Reviewed the facts.

Consider the significance underlying the data.

Learn what the author is implying.

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