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Louisiana Supreme Court rejects nurse?s lawsuit appeal on freedom of conscience

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St. Tammany News: "The Louisiana Supreme Court has declined to hear an appeal by St. Tammany Parish Hospital in a lawsuit brought by one of its nurses. The nurse, Toni Lemly, sued the hospital in 2005 after it refused to grant a reasonable accommodation for her religious beliefs. Lemly had objected to dispensing Plan B, also known as the 'morning after' pill, and according to attorney Brian Arabie of the Alliance Defense Fund, she was subsequently fired from her full-time position and reduced to part-time status . . . The hospital?s attorney, Charles Hollis, said the Supreme Court?s decision is in no way a decision on the merits of the case."

Full post as published by Constitutionally Correct on May 27, 2009 (boomark / email).

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