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“Government Settles 13 Contraceptive Mandate Cases”

October 17, 2017October 18, 2017by Josh S. Tatum in Affordable Care Act, contraceptives, employment, religious exemptions, RFRA

“Government Settles 13 Contraceptive Mandate Cases” Religion Clause reports here on a press release stating that seventy-four plaintiffs in thirteen cases around the country settled lawsuits seeking religious exemptions from the contraceptive-coverage mandates implemented under the Affordable Care Act.

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