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If a right is not listed in the Constitution does this mean you don't have that right?
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∙ 14y ago
no because one of the amendments are "all rights not stated in the constitution are hereby given to the states or the people"
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Bear arms does mean guns right?
Yes, assuming you mean "the right to bear arms" that is mentioned in the U.S. constitution.
Which amendment guarantees rights not listed to the people and that the government should not tamper with them?
amendment 4 :)
What does farmers of the constitution mean?
I think you mean Framers of the Constitution. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Founding_Fathers_of_the_United_States
What does it mean to say that the right to privacy falls within the prenumbra of a specific constitutional protection?
The US Constitution listed a set of un-enumerated rights that were thought to be so basic that they did not need to be listed as other rights were. These rights are often called penumbra's which means Obscure, but in law means implied. For instance, many claim "Free Speech" based on the First Amendment; while the First Amendment gives no right of "Free Speech" - the right of free speech to any individual is implied.
What does it mean that the writers of the Constitution provided a process for amending?
The constitution can be changed.
What is an example of what the people have the right to do in the 9th amendment?
It states that there are certain rights listed in the Constitution, but that does not mean that there aren't other rights that the people have that are not listed. Such rights could include the right to take a shower and other silly thigs like that. Because they are so small, the founding fathers didnt see a need to include them in the constitution, but at the same time, they didntwantit to be said that people dont "have the right to shower", so they said though somerights may not be listed, they are still given to the people ofthe united states of america. these rights are reffered to as Unenumerated Rights
How did Jupiter get the nicknames listed?
i dont know what u mean by listed but they were named by romans i think
What makes something a right when dealing with constitution and rights?
ANYTHING issued as a right or is IMPLIED as a right within the Bill of Rights. An IMPLIED right is privacy, NO WHERE in the Constitution is privacy listed as a right; however, the U.S. S.C. had implied privacy as a right such as the 4th amendment when pertaining to search and seizures and also as recognized by the U.S.S.C. in Roe v Wade in the abortion issue (privacy) and also in Griswold v. Connecticut (marital contraception issues) and many more. Just because you do NOT view the word RIGHT in the area of the constitution you are viewing, DOES NOT mean you have no right. The U.S. Supreme Court has made NUMEROUS rulings giving citizens rights that were never listed or implied in the Constitution.
Bear arms does mean guns right?
Yes, assuming you mean "the right to bear arms" that is mentioned in the U.S. constitution.
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What does the 4 and 5 mean when listed with the size of a bathtub?
feet you also have to look for left and right
Where the word effective Taurus dictionary?
Do you mean in the Thesaurus, if so, your word is listed right after 'effect'
What does statue declared unconstitutional mean?
It means that whatever the statue does violates a law or right already in the Constitution.
What are your opinions on the Shabbat?
I dont like religen becuse every one thinks they are right but that dosent mean i dont beleave in god
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In the constitution What do they mean when they say common defence?
it means to fight for your rights and dont let anyone push you around like if they are your boss or something
Explain the ninth amendment for fifth grade kids?
All powers not explicitly given to the Federal Government are allocated to the States, unless the Constitution prohibits those powers from the States, in which case the power remains a "natural right" of the citizenry. In short, for a specific Power: (1) the Federal government can exercise it if the Constitution says it belongs to the Federal government. (2) if the power isn't directly given to the Federal Government, then the State has it (3) however, if the Constitution prohibits the States from having a power, and does not give it to the Federal government, then that power remains a "reserved" right of the people - that is, the people retain this power, and it cannot be modified or challenged by the Federal or State government.
