North Carolina Door-to-Door Vaccine Outreach Violating Constitutionally Protected ‘Zone of Privacy,’ Advocacy Group Says theepochtimes.com/north-carolina…
The zone of privacy is civil liberty constitutionally protected in the Bill of Rights first recognized by the U.S. Supreme Court in Griswold v. CT (1965) when it determined that the government can’t restrict the sale and use of contraceptives…
The court’s ruling later became a precedent in the 1973 case of Roe V. Wade, which decided that the government can’t excessively restrict a woman’s right to have an abortion.
“We don’t walk up to people and ask them, are you on anti-depressants? Do you have erectile dysfunction? We don’t ask people personal things like this for a reason, because it’s unethical, and because of this zone of privacy,” Manookian said.
“We understand that it’s not our business to meddle in other people’s businesses, and it’s not the government’s business, either.”
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