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In reply to the discussion: Supreme Court halts contraception mandate for religious groups [View all]24601
(4,139 posts)5. I believe the cases went to her because the Justices have a division of effort based in which
circuit the case is originating. These were Colorado and Utah cases and both states are within the 10th circuit.
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The RCC is not a force for good, and has caused more harm then any good they have ever done
weissmam
Dec 2013
#3
The Church lost all credibility on this back (assuming it ever had any) in the 1970s
dflprincess
Dec 2013
#4
He also lost all credibility when he let bishops strong-arm him on the issue in the '60s.
AngryOldDem
Jan 2014
#25
Looks like Justice Sotomayor is the only one working today (and Friday). Another case below
Tx4obama
Dec 2013
#2
I believe the cases went to her because the Justices have a division of effort based in which
24601
Jan 2014
#5
Yes, she is assigned to the 10th Circuit, a list below. It's just strange she's in news twice today
Tx4obama
Jan 2014
#7
That's silly. So are the most right-wing members of the Court (Scalia, Roberts, Alito).
The Velveteen Ocelot
Jan 2014
#10
The hospital thing is a bit of a grey area, if its a not for profit one then I suppose it would be
cstanleytech
Jan 2014
#20
Jesus had a motivational speaker gig, so, I guess, it's always been a business. nt
valerief
Jan 2014
#31
The end. This is the answer. They can choose not to have "hobby lobby" and they can
Squinch
Jan 2014
#27
Her decision to block a law passed by Congress and the Senate and signed by Obama.
freshwest
Jan 2014
#19
Obviously, rug. They also decide not to hear them, as well. Or deny or approve. EOM. n/t
freshwest
Jan 2014
#50
Does anyone have any idea how the courts will lean on the Hobby Lobby ruling?
Paula Sims
Jan 2014
#39
The title to the article should read: SC Halts contraception mandate for CORPORATIONS
okaawhatever
Jan 2014
#41
Start asking men why they need Viagra and why insurance companies have to pay for it
katmondoo
Jan 2014
#43
This is a rather weak argument considering that most insurance doesn't cover ED medications...
Humanist_Activist
Jan 2014
#49