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Updates | The Week of December 18, 2017

Derek Reinbold  //  12/24/17  //  Topic Update

Another federal judge blocked a Trump Administration executive order that would allow employers with religious objections to refuse employee’s contraceptive coverage as a part of healthcare plans. (Politico)  

  • Linda Greenhouse (NYT) notes how this ruling by Judge Beetlestone and recent D.D.C. rulings on access to abortion showcase the importance of federal judges.

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