June 20th, 2013
10:32 AM ET
8 years ago
Court: U.S. can't deny anti-AIDS funds over prostitution stance
(CNN) - The Supreme Court has ruled the federal government may not deny funds from its global anti-AIDS program to organizations that refuse to actively oppose legalizing prostitution.
The 6-2 decision Thursday was a test of the First Amendment rights of the organizations seeking such aid.
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J Russ
AIDS could be eliminated if thise infected had enough personal respondsibility to keep it to themselves.........but a little restraint is too much to ask isn't it.
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Meanwhile, cut off the funds so that they cannot be tested and find out whether or not they do have it.
We had to take that to the Supreme Court?
Geez, this country has really gone crazy.
Sniffit
"Why did Kagan recuse?"
No doubt she had participated in the case while Solicitor General.
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Well, she participated in Obamacare while Solicitor General, but that didn't stop her.