[Borges]

What I had in mind was a pharmacist in a store's employ who refused to dispense birth control even though the store carried it. If the Pharmacist is in business for himself there in no law that compels him to carry birth control unless I severely misread this article. Aren't they claiming to have a right to to sell something even if they work for someone else?

[Borges]

should be 'a right not to sell something'

[rmichaelj]

I think the law is broader than that and apples across the board to all pharmacists/pharmacies. Again, though why does the state need to be involved if individual managers and owners can decide to fire people who refuse to sell products in their store?