Dec. 2 (UPI) -- The Supreme Court has refused to hear a challenge to the
president's signature health care law from Liberty University, which
attempted to overturn portions of the law's mandate involving
contraception coverage.

In declining to hear the case, Liberty University v. Lew, 13-306, the
court upheld a decision by the federal appeals court to dismiss the lawsuit.

Liberty, a Christian University, hoped to avoid the Affordable Care
Act's requirements that most employers must provide health insurance to
all its employees or face a fine, as well as complaining the requirement
for all insurance plans to include contraceptive coverage was a
violation of its religious freedoms.
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