Supreme Court Standards
Ben delves into the history of privacy rights and the absence of a wide-scale right to privacy in the Constitution. He highlights the significance of Griswold v. Connecticut in challenging state prohibitions on contraceptives, emphasizing the distinction between personal beliefs and state authority.In this clip
From this podcast
The Ben Shapiro Show
Is Roe About To Go? | Ep. 1387
Related Questions
Why is privacy considered a fundamental right?
Are constitutional rights enough as discussed in the episode 792 - Ben Sheehan (Part 2): OMG WTF Does the constitution actually say? and the clip Protecting Individual Rights?
How does New York state's interpretation of the Second Amendment differ from the Heller ruling in the episode Finally. Some Big Wins We Need To Talk About. (Ep 1508) and the clip Second Amendment Insights?