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One side called it a case about religious freedom. The other insisted it involved gender discrimination. The California Supreme Court debated both issues during oral arguments Tuesday, in a closely watched case pitting the Catholic Church against the state of California. Catholic Charities holds that a state law requiring health plans to provide contraceptives to employees runs counter to their religious beliefs, while the state holds that the law ends discrimination against women in prescription services.
December 03, 2003 at 12:00 AM
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