Throughout most of its existence, the august body of the u. s. supreme court (scotus) thwarted change. when chief justice earl warren’s scotus moved from the political right (ideologically) to the political center, enough to allow for more rights for many more groups in the united states, conservatives dubbed it “judicial activism.” match the following court cases with the group that benefited from the scotus’s “activist” decisions during warren’s leadership. new york times v. sullivan (1964) - journalists and newspaper editors, miranda v. arizona (1966)-citizens who are indicted on criminal charges, griswold v. connecticut (1965) - married couples who wanted privacy, engel v. vitale (1962) - agnostics and atheists, baker v. carr (1962) - voters in cities