7th Circuit Again Enjoins Contraception Mandate
Written by Don Byrd
Via Religion Clause, the 7th Circuit has enjoined enforcement of the Affordable Care Act’s contraception mandate against a LLC.
More Contraception Coverage Rulings, Plus Perspective on the Economics of Health
Written by Don Byrd
Over the last several days a handful of courts have dismissed complaints about the Affordable Care Act’s contraception coverage mandate because the rule has yet to be finalized.
Indiana State Senator Wants Lord’s Prayer in Schools
Written by Don Byrd
2013 is the 50th anniversary of the Supreme Court’s decision in Abingdon v. Schempp. There, the Court agreed with a high school student plaintiff, who courageously challenged the requirement that he participate in Bible readings to begin the school day.
Hobby Lobby to Defy Mandate, Continue Coverage Excluding Contraception
Written by Don Byrd
The Oklahoman reports that Hobby Lobby will continue to provide employees with health coverage that does not include contraception, despite the law requiring it that goes into effect January 1.
Indiana School Bars Minister’s Visits Following Complaint
Written by Don Byrd
A Middle School in Indiana has changed its policy and now prohibits a local minister from visiting the school during lunchtime to interact with the students.
