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What is a penumbra?
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a right that is not protected by the Constitution
a right that is not protected by the Constitution
the implied protection of a right under a more broad constitutional protection
the implied protection of a right under a more broad constitutional protection
a right that is specifically protected by the Constitution in very clear terms
a right that is specifically protected by the Constitution in very clear terms
none of the above
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the implied protection of a right under a more broad constitutional protection
Explanation: In constitutional law "penumbra" refers to rights that are not explicitly stated but are implied by more explicit guarantees (famously used in Griswold v. Connecticut to describe the right to privacy).
Explanation: In constitutional law "penumbra" refers to rights that are not explicitly stated but are implied by more explicit guarantees (famously used in Griswold v. Connecticut to describe the right to privacy).
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