There was a second legal challenge that was known as Griswold V. Connecticut before 1965. Griswold was the Executive Director of the Planned Parenthood League of Connecticut. The medical director was convicted of being an accessory to giving married person information about how to prevent conception an anti-conception device or material for the wife’s use. Along with the Medical Director, he gave specific medical advice for birth control to the married couples. They were also convicted under a Connecticut law that criminalized providing contraceptive counselling and the medical treatment from the professional and that would be given to the married couples. The public who heard about this case are tending to ask the common question like does
