…different policies than other states, and subject to state insurance laws and state agency oversight. The law doesn’t say “through an exchange run by the state” under the law; it…

…each state, because each state has its own insurance companies offering different policies than other states, and subject to state insurance laws and state agency oversight. The law doesn’t say…

…as a government of laws, not of men. That is the distinction between impersonal law and personal law. Americanism is the system of government by impersonal law: totalitarianism is the…

…no great expertise in either Miranda-rights law or enemy-combatant law. These issues concern three provisions in the multi-guarantee Fifth Amendment. The Amendment reads: No person shall be held to answer…

…gain the attention of the Fab Five’s law clerks once the Court is asked to hear the case. Normally, they attach this label to anything concerning property rights or wealth…

…an immediate corollary of Say’s Law. In an earlier paper, Roger Spencer and William Yohe had elaborated on this connection between so-called Say’s Law and crowding out: The most elementary…

…the state” under the law. — A New Wave of Challenges to Health Law, Sheryl Gay Stolberg, New York Times, today Hmm. Okay, let me take a crack at this….

…objectives of the law. According to the authors of the law, “The Affordable Care Act was designed to make health-care coverage affordable for all Americans, regardless of the state they…

…Burwell decision: Congress repealed the individual mandate penalty, not the entire law. Erwin Chemerinsky Explains Severability A principle of constitutional law is called “severability.” When a court declares a part…

…Constitution that stands at 1 First St. says that this is how we do law—and further insists that this is how law was always done—then that church must be correct….