Bowers v. hardwick did everything except:
question 11 options:
limited the constitutional right of adults to have sexual relations to those situations protected by the fundamental rights of marriage and procreation.
upheld georgia's sodomy law which allowed up to 20 years imprisonment at least as to homosexual relationships.
probably turned in part on michael hardwick's criminal charges being dismissed as the prosecutor thought that few would vote to convict him.
held since homosexual relations lack the protection of married or reproducing heterosexual relations and the government could criminalize homosexual relations, the state of georgia's ban on people cohabitating in a homsexual relationship from teaching in public school was constitutional as a lesser included power just like it has with respect to polygamy.