 The advertisements in question simply state the availability of products that are not only entirely legal, but also constitutionally protected.Part IV of Justice Brennan's opinion was a plurality opinion for four of the Justices, not joined by Justice Stevens.Part IV

The right to privacy, which is protected by the Due Process Clause in Amendment XIV, in connection with decisions affecting procreation extends to minors as well as to adults, and since a state may not impose a blanket prohibition, or even a blanket requirement of parental consent, on the choice of a minor to terminate her pregnancy, the constitutionality of a blanket prohibition of the distribution of nonprescription contraceptives to minors is obviously illegal.