Which of the following is best identified as an enumerated right? - a. Right to free press - b. Right to remain silent - c. Right to privacy - d. Right to govern public infrastructure Correct Answer a. Right to free press

The correct answer is a. Right to free press. Explanation: An enumerated right is a right that is specifically listed in a constitution or a legal document. In the United States, rights such as the right to free press (as provided in the First Amendment of the U.S. Constitution) are explicitly stated and thereby classified as enumerated rights. In contrast: • The right to remain silent, while protected, is derived from interpretations of rights such as protection against self-incrimination (Fifth Amendment) rather than being explicitly listed as “the right to remain silent.” • The right to privacy is considered an implied right, inferred from several amendments and Court interpretations rather than explicitly written in the Constitution. • The right to govern public infrastructure is not recognized as a fundamental right under the U.S. Constitution. Thus, the right to free press is clearly an enumerated right.