On the recordMarch 11, 2014
A constitutional right to privacy obviously cannot include the right to engage in private conduct which was condemned as criminal at the very time that the Constitution was ratified.
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congress.govA constitutional right to privacy obviously cannot include the right to engage in private conduct which was condemned as criminal at the very time that the Constitution was ratified.
Blumenthal discusses the limits of privacy rights in relation to historical laws.
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