…with amendments as on other bills.” — Obamacare’s doom, George F. Will, Washington Post, May 2 Hmmm. And y’all thought it was the antidisestablishmentarianism clause in the ACA that was…

…as making up the approach on its own in the face of an “unambiguous” statute. Even while calling the law “stupid,” Scalia said the episode was “a textbook example” of…

…and also note the striking down of Arizona’s and, especially, Montana’s campaign-finance laws. Montana’s statute was enacted in the early part of the last century. – 4/7 at 11:04 a.m….

…that they engaged in wholesale fabrications of jurisdictional, quasi-jurisdictional, and “immunity” doctrines, and the rewriting of procedural statutes (the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure are statutes)–in an unremitting juggernaut to…

…the Prior Appropriation Doctrine,* where is the balance between the “diverted use” and the “consumptive use” statute? I am aware of the right to recapture, but I am also aware…

…campaign-finance statute, which the Supreme Court largely eviscerated in Citizens United v. FEC in early 2010 and all but completed the job earlier this year in McCutcheon v. FEC, was…

…Senate, and Obama, banned via statute in 2010—and including allowing mortgage companies to misrepresent mortgage terms. And it means allowing monopolistic credit card companies to charge small businesses outrageous rates…

…in the constitution and nature of the government, in its popular character and structure. The statute book of the United States is filled with powers derived from implication.” The decision…

…by delegation to the federal government–required every state to have (i.e., to establish) an exchange. The tax credit, or subsidy, provision of the statute does not limit tax credits (subsidies)…

…and around the country were cut dramatically when most of the assigned agents (including the one in this matter, who was transferred to another region) were reassigned to antiterrorism units…