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What impact did the US Supreme Court case Griswold v. Connecticut have on women's rights?

Answer 1

US Supreme Court case Griswold v. Connecticut case overruled the state ban on contraceptive and thus paved the path for reproductive freedom and privacy.

Further Explanations:

Griswold V. Connecticut's case of the United state was a milestone case in the history of the United States that was filed to access the exercise of Contraceptives. The case involved the Connecticut “Comstock Law” that forbade the use of any medical article for the prevention of conception. After the final hearing of the case, the Supreme Court of the United States mentioned the law as unconstitutional and stated it as the law violating the right to maternity.

After the Amendment of the law first planned parenthood clinic was opened in Hartford in 1935. The clinic assisted the women who were not having access to any gynecologist, by making them aware of the artificial contraception and other ways to plan their families. After it, several other clinics also opened in the very same year along with the Waterbury clinic that got involved legal dispute of 1939 and was impelled to enforce the anti-contraception Law of 1839.

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Answer Details

Grade: High school

Subject: US History

Chapter:Griswold v. Connecticut case

Keywords:Griswold V. Connecticut's case, United States, Contraceptives, Comstock Law, Supreme Court, Hartford, gynecologist, Waterbury clinic, anti-contraception Law

Answer 2

Well, with this event my understanding comes to that your answer is going to be that the case had overturned a statute that had prevented the use of contraceptives.







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