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Supreme Court to Hear Appeal from New Jersey Faith-Based Pregnancy Center on Free Speech and Discrimination

The Supreme Court will review a case involving a New Jersey faith-based pregnancy center's challenge against a subpoena related to its First Amendment rights.

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  • The Supreme Court will hear an appeal from First Choice Women’s Resource Centers, a New Jersey faith-based pregnancy center, regarding a subpoena issued by the state.
  • The center argues that the subpoena infringes on its First Amendment rights and challenges the state's investigation into its services.
  • New York courts have been ordered to reconsider cases involving religious organizations and state regulations on abortion coverage.
  • The case highlights ongoing tensions between state regulations and religious organizations' rights, particularly regarding abortion services.
  • The Supreme Court's decision could set a significant precedent for how states regulate faith-based organizations and their practices.

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Emphasizes the Supreme Court's directive for New York courts to reconsider religious challenges to abortion regulations.

The Roman Catholic Diocese of Albany and other church groups have been challenging New York's abortion coverage law for nearly a decade.

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The Supreme Court directed New York courts to review cases involving religious organizations challenging state regulations on abortion coverage.

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The organization argues that the subpoena violates and chills its First Amendment rights.

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The center is challenging a state investigation accusing it of misleading people about its services.

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The justices acted unanimously after ruling that Wisconsin discriminated against a Catholic charity in regards to unemployment taxes.

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The New York case involves a regulation that exempts religious employers serving their own faith but not those serving a broader community.

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The Supreme Court has sent the case back to New York courts for the second time.

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The case remained on the docket for almost a year until a judge determined it was not sufficiently progressed to make a decision.

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"…The Supreme Court on Monday ordered a New York court to take a new look at whether some religious organizations should be excluded from a state regulation requiring health insurance plans to cover abortions."

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"…First Choice is looking for a special exception from the usual procedural rules as it tries to avoid complying with an entirely lawful state subpoena."

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The subpoena demands a list of all private donors to First Choice Women's Resource Centers, which the organization has refused to comply with, citing First Amendment rights.

First Choice provides free pregnancy services, including counseling, medical services, and practical support to women facing unplanned pregnancies. They also offer STD testing and options consultations.

The Supreme Court's decision could set a significant precedent for how states regulate faith-based organizations and their practices, particularly regarding abortion services and First Amendment rights.

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