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br LAW OFFICES OFBOMPERS , mild MCCANDYVICTORIAN LAW CENTER39FOURTEENTH STREETBAXTER , OHxxxxx-xxxx WILLIAM J . BOMPERS (1887-1957 ) TELEPHONET . CARROLL CRACKERS , JR (xxx ) xxx-xxxJOHN E . BOMPERS (xxx )xxx-xxxJAMES T . McCANDY ____FAXOF COUNSEL (xxx )xxx-xxxxJOSEPH A . BOMPERS 5 declination 1961 Buxton and Griswold OfficesConnecticut RE : Right of Privacy - Buxton and Griswold Dear Sir /Madam This whim is in response to the matter of the State of Connecticut s bill of indictment of Buxton and Griswold s practicesBased on the facts of the case , thatOn November 10 , 1961 , a warrant was issued charging C . Lee Buxton and Estelle T . Griswold with violating Sections 53-32 and 54-196 of the General Statutes of Connecticut . This indictment charged the Griswolds with assisting , abet (ting , counsel (ing , ca apply (ing ) and command (ing certain named women to use a drug , medicinal article and instrument , for the calculate of preventing conceptionFurther , that the Statutes involved providesSection 53-32 Any person who causes all drug , medicinal article or instrument for the purpose of preventing conception shall be fined non less than fifty dollars or imprisoned not less than sixty days nor more than one course or be fined and imprisonedSection 54196 Any person who assists , abets , counsels , causes , hires or commands some other to commit any offense may be prosecuted and penalise as if he were the principal offenderWe understand that Buxton and Griswold contests the indictment as the statutes in question deprive the unite couples of fundamental individual(prenominal) liberties without due process of law as defined in th Fourteenth amendment and that the party urges the court to recognize the effective of cover protecting the activities of married couples and those who assist them in familiar(p) decisions , as embodied in the placard of RightsWe are of the mind that Buxton and Griswold s Constitutional Challenge has the following merits1 .

That the right of privacy , although not explicitly stated in the Constitution nor in the Bill of Rights , will hold in this case where married couples prepare intimate decisions , as it is their right to be able to nurse such intimate decisions in the privacy and security of their ingest homes and persons , as provided for by the Fourth Amendment right of the people to be secure in their own persons , houses , s , and effectsWe are in the opinion that although the courts has not recognized the right to privacy in the main embedded in the Bill of Rights , and that although the Connecticut statutes intrude into what pay back been traditionally the most backstage areas of presonal life -- intimate decisions of married couples affecting procreation -- they do not offend any specific provision of the Constitution . Thus , the matter rests in the statutes offending and undermining the intent of the of the Bill of Rights to protect the personal privacy of the people . The state has no right to intrude into the private workings of the mind of any individual , and this includes the intimate decisions of...If you penury to get a full essay, order it on our website: Ordercustompaper.com

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