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Harry Blackmun sets the standard for privacy rights in Olmstead v. United States.
Students who participate in school activities have an increased claim to privacy rights in school.
The decision in Lawrence v. Texas is based on the equal protection clause.
In Griswold, the Court cites multiple amendments to support the right to privacy.
Advocates of substantive due process point to the word “Freedom,” in the Fourteenth Amendment, to support their argument.
The Court has generally been sympathetic to laws that require parental consent in cases of minors seeking abortions.
Since the mid-1970s, the Court has been clear that states have an obligation to fund abortions for women who cannot afford them.
Justice Kennedy is best known for creating the undue burden test for the Court.
The Court finally moved away from the trimester scheme in Planned Parenthood v. Casey.
While the Court has not yet ruled on the right of gay couples to marry, it did find DOMA unconstitutional.
The Fourth Amendment is clear that a right to privacy exists in the United States.
