…unconstitutional, and the entire ACA statute voided. The suit sought ACA nullification on the ridiculous grounds that a) the 2012 Supreme Court decision upholding the constitutionality of the mandate did…

…recognize that they had underpriced initial offerings, as the risk pools were smaller, older and sicker than anticipated. A sharp correction ensued, with benchmark silver premiums increasing by an average of 20%…

…offending the companies are defined by statute under the IRA. The judge noted—to accept the companies’ argument, he would need to interpret those terms beyond the scope of those statutory…

…took the unusual step of inviting lawyers on both sides of the issue who filed amicus briefs to participate in oral argument. Matthew Seligman, who argue the statute is constitutional,…

…no longer holds the majority–Ginsburg and Breyer are not the only justices who are aging, Ginsburg is not the only one who has health problems–and start selecting various statutes they…

…to spend money appropriated by federal statute. In his first month in office, President Trump repeatedly has tried to force compliance with his policies by putting additional conditions on federal…

…“Community Engagement Requirement for Applicable Individuals.”  Here are the main elements: Work reporting requirements would be strictly defined in statute. Section 321 specifies that, in order to meet the requirements,…

…meeting where he said that “Alabama law has a criminal conspiracy statute that could apply to attempts to procure an abortion out of state.” The Yellowhammer Fund asked the court for declaratory…

…Congress to see if they *really* meant what they apparently said. Thus for example Joe Biden’s cancellation of student loan debt was invalid, even though the Congressional enabling statute said…

…argued that the determination Trump made under the statute is reserved “to the President’s discretion alone.” Judge Breyer resolved that questions first, because it’s a “threshold issue.” If the court…