Implied Right to Privacy
Supporters of the implied right to privacy, as established in Griswold v. Connecticut, would most likely advance which of the following arguments?
A
That modern privacy challenges necessitate an overhaul of the entire constitutional framework, disregarding any traditional implied rights.
B
That issues of personal privacy should be resolved by individual states without interference from federal interpretations.
C
That constitutional privacy rights are unfounded unless they are expressly stated in the text of the Constitution.
D
That the Constitution implicitly protects personal privacy through the interaction of several amendments even if privacy is not explicitly mentioned.
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