If the Court decides to recognize a constitutional right to die ...

[rayancarla1]

If the Court decides to recognize a constitutional right to die (a right not currently recognized by the Court and not explicitly in the Bill of Rights) and require the states to recognize this right, what doctrine of incorporation would this reflect?
 
  A) total incorporation doctrine
  B) select incorporation doctrine
  C) selective incorporation
  D) fundamental fairness/implicit in concept of ordered liberty

Question 2

According to the readings, which case BEST illustrates the fact that the Supreme Court generally has refrained from imposing any affirmative obligations (as opposed to negative restrictions) on the government when it comes to the Bill of Rights and Due Process Clause?
 
  A) Roe v. Wade
  B) Barron v. Baltimore
  C) Thompson v. Shillito
  D) DeShaney v. Winnebago County Department of Social Services

[aprice35067]

Answer to Question 1

D

Answer to Question 2

D

[rayancarla1]

Thanks for the timely response, appreciate it

[flexer1n1]

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