WASHINGTON AP - The SupremeCourt on Monday declined to enter a church-state dispute over whether some religious organizations can be forced to pay for workers' birth-control health insurance benefits, a growing trend in the states.The court let stand a New York court ruling upholding a state law that forces religious-based social service agencies to subsidize contraceptives as part of prescription drug coverage they offer employees.
October 01, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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WASHINGTON AP – The SupremeCourt on Monday declined to enter a church-state dispute over whether some religious organizations can be forced to pay for workers’ birth-control health insurance benefits, a growing trend in the states.
The court let stand a New York court ruling upholding a state law that forces religious-based social service agencies to subsidize contraceptives as part of prescription drug coverage they offer employees.
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