A number of pharmacists are refusing to dispense prescriptions for the birth control pill and the morning after pill, citing reasons that it is against "their beliefs". Some pharmacists have refused to transfer the prescription to another pharmacy or even to return it to the woman.
Are these pharmacists justified in doing this, or should they be forced to fill a legal prescription, even though they personally object to it. I would expect a pharmacist to fill a valid, legal prescription, however, could it be a defensible argument that a drug such as Plan-B could be refused, on the grounds the pharmacist is a pro-lifer.