Although He Concurred with the Result in Rochin V

question 28

Multiple Choice

Although he concurred with the result in Rochin v. California, Justice Black disagreed with the majority's approach to deciding what constitutes due process because:

• A) he felt that the conviction should have stood.
• B) he felt the majority's approach gave individual justices too much leeway to enforce their own notions of justice on the states.
• C) he felt it was too rigid and unbending.
• D) he felt the Court had no business reviewing state court convictions.

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