How the constitution protects our right to privacy

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Fully discuss and explain how the Constitution protects our right to privacy. Discuss Griswold v. Connecticut (1965), Stanley v. Georgia (1969), and Lawrence v. Texas (2003).? Since the right to privacy is not directly stated in the Constitution, did the Supreme Court overreach in deciding these cases or should the states have been allowed to make criminal laws defining what should or should not be illegal? What other fundamental rights are now being discussed when it comes to privacy and should the Supreme Court have the final say on how privacy is determined?

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