Supreme Court wrote in a statement,
issued on Monday in favor of Hobby Lobby. Hobby Lobby a for-profit corporation
that runs a chain of craft stores and wanted an exemption in an Affordable Care
Act of contraceptives.
In general, the owners were not
willing to pay for coverage for certain contraceptives. It is not the fact that
Hobby Lobby does provides all the birth control marks, it occurred in first
time that High Court has said some businesses can hold religious views under
federal law, in cases where there is essentially no difference between the
business and its owners.
Supreme Court post for Hobby
Lobby employees: women who currently work with hobby lobby and had also done,
have right to coverage full insurance for most types of birth control like tubal
ligation, birth control pills, condoms, diaphragms and contraception delivered
via a patch or ring inserted into the cervix.
David Green started his expanded
company in 1972 with a new name Hobby Lobby. Green was the CEO of the company
and his son Steve was its president. Green said we do not open any store on
Sunday because "in order to allow our employees and customers more time
for worship and family".
The Green family had argued the
federal health law required a choice between violating God's law or the
nation's laws.
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