Instead, the majority said that was what Florida law provided.
Justice Breyer, writing for the majority, said that difference did not matter.
Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, writing for the majority, said that was unacceptable.
In Tuesday's opinion, the majority said that rule applied only when the co-owner was "physically present" to object.
An overwhelming majority said that the cost of child care is a major financial burden for New York City parents, and many have considered leaving the city because of this.
The court's majority said that this was fine as long as no coercion was involved.
A majority said that the issue had led them to question the Vatican's authority.
(Even among registered Republicans, a majority said that they were in favor).
Justice Byron White, writing for the majority, said that these prohibitions had "ancient roots".
The majority said that criminal lawyers had an obligation to advise clients about at least some consequences of their pleas.
The court majority said that those were serious grievances but that the court could provide no relief.
