Officials in Washington state evidenced no hostility toward religion when they sanctioned a florist for refusing to serve LGBTQ clients, the state’s highest court has unanimously ruled.

The Washington Supreme Court reaffirmed its earlier decision that neither free speech, nor freedom of association, nor religious freedom gives the right to violate anti-discrimination laws.

In the wake of measles outbreaks in several states, legislators are considering bills that would limit or end religion-based exemptions from mandatory vaccines.