If we let judges infer non-enumerated rights, they could do anything.
You are conflating rights with entitlements. The nature of non-enumerated rights is clear: Everything that is outside the enumerated powers of government, until the people decide to add to those powers through the amendment process.
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You are conflating rights with entitlements. The nature of non-enumerated rights is clear: Everything that is outside the enumerated powers of government, until the people decide to add to those powers through the amendment process.
We are safe from judges doing "anything."
See my response to ctdonath.