Some people consider Griswold v. Connecticut to be an example of judicial activism because it

Griswold v. Connecticut struck down a state law restricting access to contraceptives for married couples, reasoning that the Constitution protects a right to privacy. Because the Constitution does not explicitly name that right, critics viewed the Court’s interpretation as judicial activism. The case did not outlaw school prayer or establish the other rights described in the choices.

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