Many states and locales have enacted traffic cameras, under which a driver can be automatically issued tickets for running red lights or speeding.While drivers are given the opportunity to appeal these tickets, the hearings are bureaucratic in nature.Does this violate procedural due process?Discuss the appropriate level of scrutiny.

As stated in the readings, the right of privacy is not specifically stated in the constitution but is derived from a "penumbra" of rights. Do you agree with this approach? Should the Court derive rights that are not specifically stated in the Constitution? Why or why not?