There is no constitutional “right to privacy”

In the local area, a series of articles is exploring the relevance of certain clauses to US constitutional law. These clauses, found in the Declaration of Independence and several state constitutions

There is no constitutional “right to privacy”
In the local area, a series of articles is exploring the relevance of certain clauses to US constitutional law. These clauses, found in the Declaration of Independence and several state constitutions, express the idea of being "born free and equal". The discussion is part of a larger examination of constitutional law, with a total of five introductory articles planned. Further details on this topic can be found through SCOTUSblog, which is providing in-depth information on the subject, including the relationship between these clauses and other constitutional concepts, such as the lack of a constitutional "right to privacy".

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