freedom of intimate association

The constitutional right of privacy to form and preserve certain intimate human relationships without intrusion by the state because the relationships safeguard individual freedom.

• The group relationships protected by the right to freedom of intimate association are familial in nature and are characterized by deep attachments, a high degree of commitment, and the sharing of distinctly personal aspects of life. The exclusion of others is an essential characteristic of these relationships.

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资深译员Gilbert，毕业于美国一流的法学院，专注翻译各种与专利申请和专利组合咨询有关的法律文件。