In explaining why a state could not forbid married persons from using birth control, the majority opinion in Griswold v$.$ Connecticut focused on:

The $14$ th Amendment's Due Process Clause and its protection of basic values implicit in the concept of ordered liberty

The $8$th Amendment's declaration that the enumeration of certain rights shall not be construed to deny or disparage others retained by the people

The $14$th Amendment's Equal Protection Clause and the special burdens imposed on women by denying them access to birth control

How the specific guarantees of the Bill of Rights have penumbras which create zones of privacy