In the Griswold decision, Justice ____________ wrote: "The Constitution makers knew the need for change and provided for it. Amendments ... can be submitted to the people ... for ratification. That method of change was good enough for our Fathers, and being somewhat old?fashioned I must add that it is good enough for me."

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In the Griswold v. Connecticut decision, it was Justice Hugo Black who expressed this view, emphasizing the importance of adhering to the formal amendment process for constitutional changes rather than judicial reinterpretation.

In the Griswold Decision, Justice ____________ Wrote: "The Constitution Makers