Personal Rights... Who agrees?

Jarod

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Who agrees with the following statement?


Unenumerated personal rights that can be deemed "fundamental" or "implicit in the concept of ordered liberty", are included in the Constitutions guarantee of personal privacy.

The Government, Federal or State cannot infringe upon them without a compelling state interest.
 
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You jump from rights to privacy (general to specific) so that's a no. Privacy is enumerated, kinda, but not specifically.
 
Who agrees with the following statement?


Unenumerated personal rights that can be deemed "fundamental" or "implicit in the concept of ordered liberty", are included in the Constitutions guarantee of personal privacy.

The Government, Federal or State cannot infringe upon them without a compelling state interest.
I do! For example...there can be no compelling State interest for banning chocolate.
 
Who agrees with the following statement?


Unenumerated personal rights that can be deemed "fundamental" or "implicit in the concept of ordered liberty", are included in the Constitutions guarantee of personal privacy.

The Government, Federal or State cannot infringe upon them without a compelling state interest.

You wanna play Legion Troll now?
 
You wanna play Legion Troll now?

Jarod makes good arguments and states his opinions. Legion Troll never states his opinion and just trolls people then claims he wins despite the fact he never gave any evidence to contradict someone else's opinion.
 
YES...but- if you live in New York, your Big Gulp has been threatened once by Mayor Deblag-e-oh..Deblugh d-joe- you know who I'm referring to!
 
And you say chocloate can't be threatned!

YES...but- if you live in New York, your Big Gulp has been threatened once by Mayor Deblag-e-oh..Deblugh d-joe- you know who I'm referring to!
 
First off..where is this "right to privacy" -it seems to me that is not enumerated -so if it's stare decisis -what case law is being referred to?

Nail that down, and weasel see what exetensions come from that; but it reads like gobbledegook so far.
 
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