What is a penumbra?

A) a right that is not protected by the Constitution

B) the implied protection of a right under a more broad constitutional protection

C) a right that is specifically protected by the Constitution in very clear terms

D) none of the above

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Frida

Social Studies

31 March, 14:56

What is a penumbra?

A) a right that is not protected by the Constitution

B) the implied protection of a right under a more broad constitutional protection

C) a right that is specifically protected by the Constitution in very clear terms

D) none of the above

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Braxton Gill · Answer 1

B) the implied protection of a right under a more broad constitutional protection

Explanation:

Penumbra refers to rights that are understood after certain principles are identified from other rights that are explicitly expressed in the Constitution or in a rule. According to this, the answer is that penumbra is the implied protection of a right under a more broad constitutional protection.

The other options are not right because a penumbra is protected in the Constitution but it is not clearly indicated.

What is a penumbra?A) a right that is not protected by the ConstitutionB) the implied protection of a right under a more broad constitutional protectionC) a right that is specifically protected by the Constitution in very clear termsD) none of the above

What is a penumbra?

A) a right that is not protected by the Constitution

B) the implied protection of a right under a more broad constitutional protection

C) a right that is specifically protected by the Constitution in very clear terms

D) none of the above