The right to privacy is as much a cherished Constitutional right as that of free speech or the right to bear arms.  Opponents of this right argue that a "right to privacy" is not clearly enunciated in the Constitution.  On the other hand, proponents of a right to privacy as well as the latest judicial decisions do indeed acknowledge a right to privacy.  They cite the 4th Amendment as evidence of this right which states, The right of the people to be secure in their persons, houses, papers, and … [Read more...]