the world. It has accepted some of the more liberal ideas pertaining to it's citizens rights

that other countries have not acknowledged. These "other countries" have a fear that a

good deal of governmental power will be lost if too much freedom is bestowed upon it's

citizens. However, the American government still manages to hold a strong united nation

with citizens, who for the most part, believe that they are free to follow the doctrine of

"Life, Liberty and the pursuit of Happiness." One example of these "rights" is the right to

free speech, allowed to American citizens through the First Amendment. Other rights

include the right to a public criminal trial by jury ( Sixth Amendment) and the substantive

due process, which is generally considered a right to privacy ( the Fifth Amendment and

Unfortunately the government of America does have to limit the actions of it's

citizens in order to provide a logical system of moral following nation's people. The

citizens of America, under federalist regime, are legally obliged to follow the contents of

both the Constitution and also the laws of the specific st

religious principle that's being enacted into law, that it is immoral to use contraceptives

Clark [one of the Justices seated on the Supreme Court case] was 'a young man in his

4) Garrow, David J. Liberty and Sexuality. New York: Macmillan Publishing Company

of Griswold cannot logically be applied to abortion cases. But in Roa v. Wade such a

both advice and articles considered illegal by the state law. They were both fined a sum of

reduce the chanced of immorality, to act as a deterrent to sexual intercourse outside of the

Fourteenth Amendment," ( form court case).

contained within the Bill of Rights penumbras. The other three, Justice Brennan, Justice

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