How a Supreme Court Case Involving Herring Fishermen Affects the Little Sisters of the Poor ...Qatar

Addie Mena/CNA Little Sisters of the Poor outside the Supreme Court where oral arguments were heard on March 23, 2016, in the Zubik v. Burwell case. The Cause of Action Institute, a legal advocacy group, says that the Loper case was brought by several herring fishermen challenging a rule that said they were liable for the cost of federal inspectors on their boats.

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