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TYNDALE HOUSE PUBLISHERS, INC. et al v. SEBELIUS et al
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January 16, 2013
US Appeals Bible Printer's Contraception Rule Exemption
The Obama administration Tuesday appealed a Washington federal judge's decision to shield a for-profit Bible printer from the Affordable Care Act's requirement that large employers supply medical benefits covering contraception, one of several cases likely to decide the scope of religious exemptions from the mandate.
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November 19, 2012
Judge Shields Bible Printer From ACA Contraception Rule
A for-profit Christian publishing company doesn't have to immediately comply with the Affordable Care Act's contraception mandate because adhering to the law would infringe on its and its owners' religious freedom, a Washington federal judge said Friday.
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November 09, 2012
Bible Printer Says For-Profit Cos. Also Deserve ACA Exemption
A for-profit Christian publishing company told a Washington federal judge Friday that it, like religious nonprofits, should be exempt from the Affordable Care Act's contraception mandate, claiming it is run similarly to a religious nonprofit and that adhering to the law would infringe on its and its owners' religious freedom.
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October 03, 2012
Bible Publisher Challenges ACA Religious Employer Scope
A Christian publishing company sued three government agencies in Washington federal court Tuesday, alleging that the Affordable Care Act violates the publisher's religious freedoms by forcing it to provide health coverage for "morally objectionable" medical care, including contraceptives.