I believe the point was that, if a person displays their weapons on the lawn, the police don't need a warrant in order to discover that the person has those wea

I believe the point was that, if a person displays their weapons on the lawn, the police don't need a warrant in order to discover that the person has those weapons. They can look from the street without having a warrant. > In US federal law there is no right to privacy except for the limited provisions defined in the Privacy Act of 1974. And yet Roe v Wade was decided on the basis of a right to privacy. Is abortion the only privacy right we have? Or was the Roe decision a case of judges judging on what they wanted, not on what the law said? Or do we actually have more of a right to privacy than what you are saying?