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15 July, 23:18

According to the Ninth Amendment, citizens of the United States have unenumerated rights. These are rights

A) which you lose if convicted of a crime.

B) specifically stated in the Constitution.

C) which are not specifically or legally protected by the courts.

D) not listed in the Bill of Rights but which citizens may possess.

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