Bibliograph

Retained by the people, the "silent" Ninth Amendment and the constitutional rights Americans don't know they have, Daniel A. Farber

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Retained by the people, the "silent" Ninth Amendment and the constitutional rights Americans don't know they have, Daniel A. Farber

Language

eng

Bibliography note

Includes bibliographical references (p. 219-227) and index

Index

index present

Literary Form

non fiction

Main title

Retained by the people

Nature of contents

bibliography

Oclc number

82368065

Responsibility statement

Daniel A. Farber

Sub title

the "silent" Ninth Amendment and the constitutional rights Americans don't know they have

Table Of Contents

Who's afraid of the Ninth Amendment? -- I: Unwritten rights and the Constitution -- Natural rights and the framers -- The debate over whether to have a bill of rights -- Madison's solution -- After the Ninth -- Natural law and the antislavery Republicans -- A new birth of freedom -- II: Protecting fundamental rights -- Fundamental rights and the due process clause -- Fundamental rights today -- An invitation to activism? -- A user's guide to the Ninth Amendment -- III: Applying the Ninth Amendment -- Reproductive rights -- The end of life -- Gay rights -- Education -- The right to government protection -- The right to travel and other rights -- IV: Broader implications -- Fundamental rights and the Judicial process -- Joining the rest of the world -- The Ninth Amendment and the future

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