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To: Lane3 who wrote (115681)5/23/2005 3:17:18 PM
From: carranza2  Read Replies (1) of 793868
 
Actually, I think the right to privacy is in the ninth amendment.

Actually, it's in the penumbra of the Bill of Rights, whatever that means [I would have said that it is an interstitial right, not specifically described, but found somewhere in the tiny corners and caves, lacunae, if you will, of the Bill of Rights.]

Wrap your mind around Griswold vs. Connecticut for some light reading:

64.233.187.104

Nonetheless, here's the logic, non-lawyerly though it might be. The law cannot enter my home on a fishing expedition. They need a warrant. If what I'm doing is not apparent, then there can be no warrant, ergo I have a right to do it. <g>

I'm glad you added that <g> at the end. vbg.
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