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What term did the US Supreme Court use in the majority opinion of Griswold v. Connecticut to describe how various protected rights combine to create a broader zone of undefined rights?
In Griswold v. Connecticut, (1965) the US Supreme Court used substantive due process to protect a fundamental right to privacy not explicitly mentioned in the Bill of Rights, by extrapolating from concepts and rights protected in specific amendments.In the majority opinion Justice Douglas said that several of the rights guaranteed in the bill of rights combined to create a penumbra, which is the right to a zone of privacy in marriage.
The powers above were all rights exercised in Colonial America by?
the representative assembly of each colony.
What happens if a democracy does not allow freedom of expression?
The freedom of expression and speech are natural and unalienable human rights. They form the central pillars to democracy and its rule of law. The removal of any of these rights would cause the death of democracy.
How were voting rights protected by the 15 th 19th 23th 24th and 26th amendments?
because all of them were rights that went with the constitution.
How could individual rights be protected from abuse by the federal government?
An example of a(n) Amendment is the consitution supreme law of land or bills of rights
When the will of the majority is exercised the rights of the must be protected in order for democracy to exist?
minority
When the will of the majority is exercised the rights of the BLANK must be protected in order for democracy to exist?
minority
When the will of the majority is exercised the rights of the must be protected on order for democracy to exist?
Minority... for Novanet
The rights of what must be protected in order for democracy to exist?
The rights of the minority must be protected from the tyranny of the majority
How do you reword the phrase in the American democracy individual rights are protected by government?
You could say this as it was originally said by the Constitutional Founders:A Democracy is the ability of 51% of the people to remove the rights of the other 49%A Democracy has no respect for the rights of an individual, they are subject to the whims of the majorityA Democracy is Mobocracy, rights of an individual is communistic; the will of the majority shall rule
How does a democracy work to protect the rights and ideas of the majority and the minorities in a society?
A democracy protects the rights and ideas of the majority through the vote or ballot in which the majority rules. A democracy protects the rights and ideas of a minority only if it also has a supreme law such as a constitution that puts limits on what the majority rule may do.
Do corporations have First Amendment rights, and if so, how are these rights protected and exercised in the United States?
Yes, corporations have First Amendment rights, which include freedom of speech, religion, and assembly. These rights are protected and exercised through legal challenges, lobbying efforts, and participation in political activities such as campaign contributions and advertising.
Which document established the majority rule with rights of the minority protected?
The Bill Of Rights
Which section of the Declaration of Independence defines democracy?
The first section of the Declaration of Independence defines democracy.
Who rights must be protected in order for democracy to exist?
The chief concern of the Founders was the protection of the rights of the individual citizens from the tyranny of the Majority in society and from the tyranny of government. This is why the document is written by We the People and primarily specifies rights of People and limits on Federal power.
Are the rights of minorities better protected in a representative democracy an autocracy or an oligarchy?
representative democrazy
What must accompany majority rule in the American concept of democracy?
Countermajoritarianism and a respect for minority rights are required in a liberal democracy.
