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The right to privacy is a commonly discussed theme in the United States. The word privacy, however, does not appear in the United States Constitution even though it is explicitly listed as a right in the constitution of several states. Is this one of the “rights” guaranteed by implication in the constitution? In addition to the existence of a right to privacy, we need to consider its scope. Does the right to privacy imply a right to ______ (for example, abortion or to contraception, or for assisted suicide, etc.)

For this discussion choose one topic ( the one I choose is right to use contraception) found in Chapter 3 starting on page 48. Do we have a “right” to privacy and what does this mean? Is there a legal right to privacy? A moral right to privacy? Support your stance with theories and terminology from the assigned reading.

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