A Brooklyn federal judge has granted a permanent injunction that would exempt nonprofit affiliates of the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of New York from a requirement that they provide contraceptive care through third parties.
Roman Catholic Archdiocese of New York v. Sebelius, 12-cv-2542, was filed last year challenging an accommodation to nonprofits that had objected to the contraception mandates of the administration’s health insurance reform. Under the Affordable Health Care Act, nonprofits are required to provide contraceptive coverage or authorize a third party to voluntarily provide coverage through a process called “self-certification.”
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