A violation of the Ninth Amendment would be someone forced to incriminate himself or herself in court. the government denying the right to privacy because it's not listed in the Bill of Rights. the government not allowing someone to criticize the president. someone having his or her property searched without a warrant.

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Zachariah Sullivan

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15 November, 22:48

A violation of the Ninth Amendment would be someone forced to incriminate himself or herself in court. the government denying the right to privacy because it's not listed in the Bill of Rights. the government not allowing someone to criticize the president. someone having his or her property searched without a warrant.

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Miracle Strickland · Answer 1

Miracle Strickland 15 November, 22:54

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I'd say A is your best choice.

Colton Christensen · Answer 2

The 9th Amendment states that there are other rights that may not be specifically mentioned, but cannot be violated even if they are not listed.

So your answer is B. The government denying the right to privacy because it's not listed in the Bill of Rights.