Anthony Kennedy
The Supreme Court on Monday struck down most parts of Arizona’s immigration enforcement law, leaving in place the most controversial element but in a way that suggests it may not last for long. The Court announced no decision on health care reform, delaying that until a final session to be held on Thursday. READ MORE >>
Thanks, Cuz. Thanks, Justice Kennedy.
Most experts expect the Supreme Court will issue its ruling on the Affordable Care Act in the last full week of June. Few seem certain of what that ruling will say. The Court could uphold the law its entirety. It could strike down the law in its entirety. Or it could strike down part while leaving the rest in place. READ MORE >>
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If Justice Kennedy Wants to Play Solomon
If the Supreme Court strikes down the individual mandate, must it throw out the entire health care law? Or is there a way to perform a salvage operation, rather than a wrecking operation, as Justice Ruth Bader Gisburg suggested at oral arguments? READ MORE >>
Obamacare Is On Trial. So Is the Supreme Court.
Before this week, the well-being of tens of millions of Americans was at stake in the lawsuits challenging the Affordable Care Act. Now something else is at stake, too: The legitimacy of the Supreme Court. READ MORE >>
