Constitutional Law,
9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
May 14, 2020
9th Circuit panel revives church’s suit against state over abortion coverage
A federal appellate panel revived a San Diego-area church’s lawsuit challenging California’s abortion coverage mandate Wednesday, ruling a district court judge was wrong to dismiss the lawsuit on jurisdictional grounds.
A federal appellate panel revived a San Diego-area church's lawsuit challenging California's abortion coverage mandate Wednesday, ruling a district court judge was wrong to dismiss the case on jurisdictional grounds.
Skyline Wesleyan Church sued the state over its directive, claiming the Department of Managed Health Care's 2014 decision to send letters informing seven insurers that their plans had to include abortion coverage violate...
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