Conservative & Liberal Judges and the Right to Privacy

[Procrustes Stretched]

It's 1965, and two SCOTUS Associate Justices dissented in Griswold v Connecticut.

The case is one where the 2 dissenters (split 7/2), argued there was NO ''general right of privacy'' in the Bill of Rights?

The dissenters: con or lib?

If you attempt to answer the poll, try and be honest. Maybe people could increase their knowledge of the Court and law?

 

[Procrustes Stretched]

It's 1965, and two SCOTUS Associate Justices dissented in Griswold v Connecticut.

The case is one where the 2 dissenters (split 7/2), argued there was NO ''general right of privacy'' in the Bill of Rights?

The dissenters: con or lib?

If you attempt to answer the poll, try and be honest. Maybe people could increase their knowledge of the Court and law?

Roe v Wade: 7-2, 1973.

2 Justices dissent. Both are conservatives. But there are 7 who opine onthe right.

What is the reasoning put forth in the dissent by the two? Is it different than the reasonin in the dissent in Griswold v Conn.?

Privacy and due process (9th & 14th), and overriding of state statutes