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State of Nebraska et al v. United States Department of Health and Human Services et al
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4:12-cv-03035
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July 17, 2012
Judge Says States Lack Standing To Contest Contraceptives Rule
A Nebraska federal judge on Tuesday threw out a suit claiming religious employers would be forced to provide health insurance that covers contraceptives, saying the plaintiffs, which include seven states, hadn't shown they would be affected by the provision of the health care reform law.
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May 01, 2012
States Can't Challenge ACA's Contraception Rule, Feds Say
Federal agencies told a Nebraska federal court on Monday that states lack standing to challenge regulation requiring employers, including those with religious affiliations, to offer free contraceptives in their health coverage.
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February 23, 2012
7 States Try To Take Down Obama Contraception Rule
Seven states and a handful of Catholic organizations and individuals on Thursday launched the latest lawsuit over the Obama administration's regulation requiring employers, including those with religious affiliations, to offer free contraceptives in their health coverage.