The judge flunks
In a recent column by Judge Andrew Napolitano, the ex-judge asserted that the Supreme Court “has already ruled that we each own our bodies” and that “what we do with them in private is not a matter of federal regulatory interest.” The Supreme Court certainly ruled on that second point in the notoriously laughable Griswold v. Connecticut (1965). Every law student since then has laughed their way through Griswold in class because the word “privacy,” which never appears in the Constitution, was “found” there by the Court “under penumbras formed by emanations.” ...