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In this case, the U.S. Court held that states could not place any age-based limits on the advertisement, sale, and distribution of contraceptives.

This landmark case extended the Right to Privacy to include abortion, effectively legalizing it nationwide. It also established the concepts of "viability" according to a trimester system. Full text, includes concurring and dissenting opinions.

This Supreme Court case overturned a Massachusetts law that forbade unmarried people from accessing contraceptive devices and medicines. The ruling extended the right to privacy from Griswold v. Connecticut (1965), expanding it to unmarried persons.