Pharmacist’s Rights of Conscience Goes to Wisconsin Supreme Court



The Christian Newswire carries this press release by the Thomas More Society. It begins:

Today the Thomas More Society filed an appeal with the Wisconsin Supreme Court on behalf of Neil T. Noesen. Noesen is a registered pharmacist, who refused to fill a prescription for oral contraceptives at a K-Mart in Menominee, Wisconsin, because of conscientious objections. In 2005, he was disciplined by the Wisconsin Pharmacy Examining Board for refusing to transfer the prescription.



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