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Yes, as "the constitution does not explicitly mention privacy" or "... does not mention privacy by that term."
by SilasX 4y ago
Yes, as "the constitution does not explicitly mention privacy" or "... does not mention privacy by that term."
- whatshisface 4y ago"The constitution does not use the word privacy, although it does directly protect it," is not a reasonable interpretation in context.
- SilasX 4y ago“The constitution does not explicitly use the term privacy but does refer to related concepts from which one can infer some logic about what kinds of privacy are protected vs not” is a reasonable interpretation in context … and coincidentally, exactly what the author is arguing, once you get beyond the quoted part. I think this whole subthread is being too hard on a snippet.