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Due process and the right to privacy | 3.9
The Constitution doesn't explicitly mention privacy, but the Supreme Court has interpreted due process to protect it. In this lesson, you’ll learn how the Court has used the Fourteenth Amendment to uphold privacy rights in areas like marriage, family, and personal decisions.
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