Or any amendment in the BOR for that matter.
"Rights" are incorporated because the USSC woke up one morning and decided that some particular right is so fundamental to "liberty" that the state must also protect it. What a crock. If the state felt that way, it would have "incorporated" that right into the state constitution.
Many did, and actually provided more protection than federal laws.
Talk about an activist court. And the icing on the "we know better than the states" cake was that not only did the court force the states to protect that right, it also defined that right. For example, "free speech" = nude dancing. Why? Because the USSC says so, that's why. Result? All states must allow it.