Health Care & Hospital Law,
Constitutional Law
Dec. 23, 2015
Round four for the ACA focuses on contraception
Could filling out a form be both sinful and unconstitutional? We will find out this spring when the U.S. Supreme Court decides a set of seven cases brought by religious non-profit corporations that oppose the contraceptive coverage provision of the Affordable Care Act.
Could filling out a form be both sinful and unconstitutional? We will find out this spring when the U.S. Supreme Court decides a set of seven cases brought by religious nonprofit corporations that oppose the contraceptive coverage provision of the Affordable Care Act. The cases have been consolidated as Zubik v. Burwell, 14-1418.
This is the fourth ACA challenge the court will decide and the second involving the re...
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