Griswold vs. Connecticut
1962-1965
"Court Court Court"
Griswold a Executive Director of a Parenthood Clinic in Connecticut, was charged with provision of counseling and prevention of conception. Griswold consulted with a married couple about birth control, providing information and instruction.
Conclusion
The first, third, fourth and ninth amendment came together creating a new constitutional right. The Government cannot have any say involving marital privacy. This case became nulled/voided.
Why is this case important?
SIGNIFICANCE: This case is significant because the government cannot come between marital privacy. If a married couple equally agree to not have a child, they cannot be denied that access.