The case [[Griswold v. Connecticut]] emerged as a result of changing sexual mores, and a conservative reaction against this change. Specifically, Connecticut had forbidden the sale of contraception materials to married couples.
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The case [[Griswold v. Connecticut]] emerged as a result of changing sexual mores, and a conservative reaction against this change. Specifically, Connecticut had forbidden the sale of contraception materials to married couples. A married couple had received condoms from Griswold, the petitioner-physician in the case, who was indicted as an accomplice to the usage of contraceptives.