7 In an article by Pear in the New York Times (2014); the author reported that: The Obama administration urged the Supreme Court on Friday to reject a lawsuit filed by the Little Sisters of the Poor, an order of Roman Catholic nuns challenging requirements for many employers to provide health insurance coverage for birth control or face penalties under the new health care law. The Justice Department said the requirements did not impose a \"substantial burden\" on the nuns' exercise of religion because they could \"opt out\" of the obligation by certifying that they had religious objections to such coverage. \"The government demands that the Little Sisters of the Poor sign a permission slip for abortion drugs and contraceptives, or pay millions of dollars in fines,\" said Mark L. Rienzi, a lawyer at the Becket Fund for Religious Liberty, who represented the nuns in the lawsuit. \"The sisters believe that doing that violates their faith.\" Pear. 2014. Justices Are Asked to Reject Nuns' Challenge to Health Law. The New York Times. Retrieved January4, 2014 from: http://www.nytimes.com/2014/01/04/us/politics/obamaadministration-urges-court-to-reject-nuns-health-law-challenge.html Describe the ethical and legal implications of this case from the Sister of the Poor viewpoint and from the Obama administration's view. Filename: The Sister of the Poor.docx Date: 2015-08-20 04:19 UTC Results of plagiarism analysis from 2015-08-20 04:19 UTC 19 matches from 3 sources, of which 3 are online sources. PlagLevel: 8.4%/8.9% [0] (7 matches, 4.6%/5.8%) from www.washingtonpost.com/national/health-s...c-8206-11e3-8099-9181471f7aaf_ [1] (6 matches, 6.0%/7.1%) from www.fairfaxunderground.com/forum/read.php?40,1430327,1430531,quote=1 [2] (6 matches, 6.0%/7.1%) from www.fairfaxunderground.com/forum/read/40/1430327.html,page=all Settings Data policy: Compare with web sources Sensitivity: Medium Bibliography: Consider text Citation detection: Highlighting only Whitelist: -- Analyzed document The ethical and legal implications of \"the Little Sisters of the\"[0] [0] [1] [1] ... Poor case The Sister of the Poor viewpoint At this point the Obama administration's position went from the foolish to the strange. The administration now says that the Little Sisters must in any case present their structure. The structure still requires the Sisters to unequivocally advise another person they have commitments to give premature birth pills and contraception. Regardless, the administration says it ignored the way that the Little Sisters course of action fits into a true blue proviso where if that pariah untimely conception pill man of honor doesn't take after his responsibilities there's no discipline on him. As such, the Obama organization declines to allow a directive that would shield the Sisters from contracting another person to do hostile things, and its refusal is in view of the hypothesis that the administration's forced discourse likely won't work at any rate. The legislature concedes that its hostile forced discourse may not really accomplish the administration's objectives, but rather the Little Sisters must talk it at any rate. The Obama organization has battled the distance to the Supreme Court to drive the Little Sisters to do something that the administration demands is pointless. On the off chance that it's pointless, the government shouldn't be driving individuals to do it without wanting to in any case. In any case, that lesson applies to all of Obama consideration, and it appears that the organization just can't avoid the enticement to pressure. (Bowman, 2014) The Obama administration's view The Obama organization has restored its endeavour to compel a Catholic religious request \"the Little Sisters of the\" Poor to conform to the HHS fetus removal order. The command forces religious gatherings to pay for conception prevention and medications that may bring about premature births. The Obama organization reported today it will proceed with its fight in court against \"the Little Sisters of the\" Poor, a religious request of nuns devoted to serving the neediest elderly in the public arena. This comes in spite of the way that the Supreme Court decided for Hobby Lobby and another organization in their offer to stop the HHS command. The administration is as yet attempting to compel the nuns to either damage their profoundly held religious feelings or pay disabling fines to the IRS. Religious services in these cases serve a huge number of Americans, helping the poor and destitute and recuperating the wiped out. \"the Little Sisters of the\" Poor alone serve more than ten thousand of the elderly poor.[0] These foundations need to keep taking after their confidence. They need to concentrate on service, for example, sharing their confidence and serving poor people without agonizing over the risk of monstrous IRS punishments said Adele Keim Counsel at the Becket Fund for Religious Liberty which speaks to the Little Sisters.[0] The Obama organization is proceeding with its battle to utilize the Little Sisters' wellbeing plan-provided by Christian Brothers Services-to give possibly life-ending medications and gadgets infringing upon their religious convictions. The new regulations give that the nuns regard can be composed on an alternate frame and be steered through the legislature to Christian Brothers and whatever other arrangement administrators. (Obama Admin Renews Attempt to Force Little Sisters of the Poor to Obey HHS Mandate, 2014) References Obama Admin Renews Attempt to Force Little Sisters of the Poor to Obey HHS Mandate.[0] [1] [2] (2014, sep 09). Retrieved from www.lifenews.com: http://www.lifenews.com/2014/09/09/obama-admin-renews-attempt-toforce-little-sisters-of-the-poor-to-obey-hhs-mandate/ Bowman, M. (2014, january 06). Little Sisters of the Poor Case:[0] [1] [2] The Administration's Position Goes from the Absurd to the Surreal. Retrieved from www.nationalreview.com: http://www.nationalreview.com/corner/367564/little-sisters-poor-case-administrations-position-goes-absurdsurreal-matt-bowman Hamedy, S. (2014, JANUARY 20). With health-care lawsuit, \"the Little Sisters of the\" Poor step into the spotlight.[0] [1] [2] Retrieved from www.washingtonpost.com: http://www.washingtonpost.com/national/healthscience/with-health-care-lawsuit-the-little-sisters-of-the-poor-step-into-the-spotlight/2014/01/20/1b871bac8206-11e3-8099-9181471f7aaf_story.[1] [2] html Filename: The Sister of the Poor.docx Date: 2015-08-20 04:19 UTC Results of plagiarism analysis from 2015-08-20 04:19 UTC 19 matches from 3 sources, of which 3 are online sources. PlagLevel: 8.4%/8.9% [0] (7 matches, 4.6%/5.8%) from www.washingtonpost.com/national/health-s...c-8206-11e3-8099-9181471f7aaf_ [1] (6 matches, 6.0%/7.1%) from www.fairfaxunderground.com/forum/read.php?40,1430327,1430531,quote=1 [2] (6 matches, 6.0%/7.1%) from www.fairfaxunderground.com/forum/read/40/1430327.html,page=all Settings Data policy: Compare with web sources Sensitivity: Medium Bibliography: Consider text Citation detection: Highlighting only Whitelist: -- Analyzed document The ethical and legal implications of \"the Little Sisters of the\"[0] [0] [1] [1] ... Poor case The Sister of the Poor viewpoint At this point the Obama administration's position went from the foolish to the strange. The administration now says that the Little Sisters must in any case present their structure. The structure still requires the Sisters to unequivocally advise another person they have commitments to give premature birth pills and contraception. Regardless, the administration says it ignored the way that the Little Sisters course of action fits into a true blue proviso where if that pariah untimely conception pill man of honor doesn't take after his responsibilities there's no discipline on him. As such, the Obama organization declines to allow a directive that would shield the Sisters from contracting another person to do hostile things, and its refusal is in view of the hypothesis that the administration's forced discourse likely won't work at any rate. The legislature concedes that its hostile forced discourse may not really accomplish the administration's objectives, but rather the Little Sisters must talk it at any rate. The Obama organization has battled the distance to the Supreme Court to drive the Little Sisters to do something that the administration demands is pointless. On the off chance that it's pointless, the government shouldn't be driving individuals to do it without wanting to in any case. In any case, that lesson applies to all of Obama consideration, and it appears that the organization just can't avoid the enticement to pressure. (Bowman, 2014) The Obama administration's view The Obama organization has restored its endeavour to compel a Catholic religious request \"the Little Sisters of the\" Poor to conform to the HHS fetus removal order. The command forces religious gatherings to pay for conception prevention and medications that may bring about premature births. The Obama organization reported today it will proceed with its fight in court against \"the Little Sisters of the\" Poor, a religious request of nuns devoted to serving the neediest elderly in the public arena. This comes in spite of the way that the Supreme Court decided for Hobby Lobby and another organization in their offer to stop the HHS command. The administration is as yet attempting to compel the nuns to either damage their profoundly held religious feelings or pay disabling fines to the IRS. Religious services in these cases serve a huge number of Americans, helping the poor and destitute and recuperating the wiped out. \"the Little Sisters of the\" Poor alone serve more than ten thousand of the elderly poor.[0] These foundations need to keep taking after their confidence. They need to concentrate on service, for example, sharing their confidence and serving poor people without agonizing over the risk of monstrous IRS punishments said Adele Keim Counsel at the Becket Fund for Religious Liberty which speaks to the Little Sisters.[0] The Obama organization is proceeding with its battle to utilize the Little Sisters' wellbeing plan-provided by Christian Brothers Services-to give possibly life-ending medications and gadgets infringing upon their religious convictions. The new regulations give that the nuns regard can be composed on an alternate frame and be steered through the legislature to Christian Brothers and whatever other arrangement administrators. (Obama Admin Renews Attempt to Force Little Sisters of the Poor to Obey HHS Mandate, 2014) References Obama Admin Renews Attempt to Force Little Sisters of the Poor to Obey HHS Mandate.[0] [1] [2] (2014, sep 09). Retrieved from www.lifenews.com: http://www.lifenews.com/2014/09/09/obama-admin-renews-attempt-toforce-little-sisters-of-the-poor-to-obey-hhs-mandate/ Bowman, M. (2014, january 06). Little Sisters of the Poor Case:[0] [1] [2] The Administration's Position Goes from the Absurd to the Surreal. Retrieved from www.nationalreview.com: http://www.nationalreview.com/corner/367564/little-sisters-poor-case-administrations-position-goes-absurdsurreal-matt-bowman Hamedy, S. (2014, JANUARY 20). 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