[TSchmereL]

It is not implicit, it is explicit. The right of privacy Alito referenced is the "specific" right of privacy in your possessions, papers and person, not the "general" right of privacy that some find "implicit" in the Constitution. That is what made his answer to the question so brilliant.

[Dave S]

It is not implicit, it is explicit.

Cant you also say an individual right to privacy is implicit in the 9th and 10th amendments?