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Appeal to the United States Supreme Court from the United States 11th Circuit Court of Appeals. Deals with the issue of whether Congress' passage of the Affordable Care Act's individual mandate provision, requiring the purchase of health insurance, exceeds Congress' authority, and is it inconsistent with core constitutional principles of federalism.
Appeal to the United States Supreme Court from the United States 11th Circuit Court of Appeals. Deals with the issue of whether Congress' passage of the Affordable Care Act's individual mandate provision, requiring the purchase of health insurance, exceeds Congress' authority, and is it inconsistent with core constitutional principles of federalism.
Appeal to the United States Supreme Court from the United States 11th Circuit Court of Appeals. Deals with the issue of whether Congress' passage of the Affordable Care Act's individual mandate provision, requiring the purchase of health insurance, exceeds Congress' authority, and is it inconsistent with core constitutional principles of federalism.
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This case concerns moral and religious objections raised with respect to providing insurance coverage for contraception as required by the Affordable Care Act; this specific amicus brief focuses on how similar reasoning could be applied to impair patients' rights to refuse medical treatment in contravention of state laws mandating deference to patients' advance care directives.
At issue is whether the Affordable Care Act's requirement that employers' health insurance for employees includes coverage for contraceptives presents a substantial burden to the employers' exercise of religion.
The question presented is whether ERISA preempts state law in Vermont and other states requiring the collection of healthcare data.