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Birth control ruling draws dissent from female justices

Clip: 7/4/2014 | 5m 20s

Birth control ruling draws dissent from female justices

The Supreme Court temporarily exempted a religious college from the contraception coverage provisions of the Affordable Care Act. The decision, which comes just days after a ruling in favor of some businesses objecting to provide birth control, has provoked sharp rebuke from the court’s three female justices. Judy Woodruff gets the details from Marcia Coyle of The National Law Journal.

07/04/2014 | Rating NR

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