The Ninth Amendment is a means for the Court to determine certain rights which predate the Constitution.

The Ninth Amendment, Black declared, was designed to limit federal power. Goldberg’s argument expanded such power, allowing the Supreme Court to strike down any state law that it thought ...

Regardless, the Ninth Amendment is a means for the Court to determine certain rights which predate the Constitution. Even if never mentioned in the Constitution, they are not excluded.

The Ninth Amendment, Black declared, was designed to limit federal power. Goldberg’s argument expanded such power, allowing the Supreme Court to strike down any state law that it thought ...

The Ninth Amendment of the U.S. Constitution states "the enumeration in the Constitution, of certain rights, shall not be construed to deny or disparage others retained by the people." ...

“The Ninth Amendment provides that the rights enumerated in the Constitution are not exhaustive, and the people retain all other rights. This amendment has rarely been adjudicated. ...

The Ninth Amendment is easily the most difficult to interpret because it allows for rights not specifically granted in the Constitution.

U.S. District Judge Milan Smith Jr., another George W. Bush appointee, dissented and said that Supreme Court's Bruen decision didn't invalidate existing Ninth Circuit law on the issue but in fact ...

The Supreme Court voted on June 24 to revoke federal protection for abortion rights via their ruling in Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health. Conservative partisans praise this decision and claim … ...