You sound like a pharmacist.  Stick to that.  You don't seem to know the first thing about Constitutional law.   A woman has no Constitutional right to have a particular pharmacist give her the pill.  If you think there is, cited the precedent.  There is a Constitutional right, however, to freely exercise one’s religion.  While granting that that right is not absolute, it is not overcome in the situation under discussion, by any more weighty interest.  What?  The woman's fundamental right not to have to cross the street to a different pharmacy?  LOL.

My position is not that of some wild-eyed so-called fundamentalist.  In fact, I don't agree with the Church on contraception.  But so what?  Catholics have a right to be --- and act --- Catholic.