Belmont Abbey College v. Sebelius

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• ruling that advance notice of proposed rulemaking is “not ‘sufficiently final’ to satisfy the fitness prong of the ripeness inquiry”
• concluding that “the Departments’ position on the policy at issue remains indeterminate”
• finding that supervisor’s “loud and aggressive” statements and actions of “slamm[ing] his hands on the desk” during meeting failed to constitute hostile work environment
• finding that religiously-affiliated college lacked standing
• “[I]f we do not decide the issue now, we may never need to.” (alterations omitted
• “Costs stemming from Plaintiffs desire to prepare for contingencies are not sufficient, however, to constitute hardship ... particularly when the agency’s promises and actions suggest the situation Plaintiff fears may not occur.”

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