…come back to haunt us. Since the ACA was enacted, we have been bringing our deep concerns to the Administration, seeking reasonable regulatory interpretations to the statute that would help…

…“grandfathers in” a practice that has been gaining strength in corporate America for quite a while, and that the statute puts two important limits on it: a ceiling, of 30…

It’s already become something of a favorite parlor game among liberals, especially among liberal law geeks, to speculate about when the Supreme Court will strike down state and federal statutes…

…the US, and feels every bit as much of an American kid as the great great great great grandchild of Irish, Italian, Jewish, or Japanese immigrants. There is no statute…

…the statute and apply the statute’s tax credits toward premium payments—actually is just a website that lists healthcare policies and allows sign-ups but has no financial benefit to purchasers of…

…to his November 2014 garbage-statutes position—that is, to his pre-January 21, pre-Fair Housing Act case argument comments about how the Court normally interprets complex, multi-section federal statutes that intend to…

…on these complaints, and it issues a monthly report about the complaints that have come through its system. The statute gives the PRC the ability to open a public inquiry…

…have connections with the business of the Postal Service. Initially BOG members were appointed for a term of nine years, and the statute created a staggering system for terms. Currently…

…of the post-Watergate and 2001 McCain-Feingold campaign-finance statutes! Without which we would have had no commandeering of candidates, elected officials and (consequently) of government policy! Uh-uh. No, Sir. No, Ma’am….

…cases are state-court prosecutions, and this is where there is rampant misconduct and framing, by police officers, prosecutors, and prosecutors’ so-called-expert witnesses. And courtesy of a 1996 federal statute that…