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:: welcome to NINOMANIA:: A constitutional law blog by Scalia/Thomas fan David M. Wagner, M.A., J.D., Research Fellow, National Legal Foundation, and Teacher, Veritas Preparatory Academy. Opinions expressed here are those of the author and do not reflect those of the NLF or Veritas. :: bloghome | E-mail me :: | |
:: Tuesday, November 15, 2011 ::
Lyle Denniston's brief yet thorough summary is here. Of particular note, with comments as necessary: On what issues did the Court not grant cert? " It opted not to review the challenges to new health care coverage requirements for public and private employers. It left untouched petitions by a conservative advocacy group, the Thomas More Law Center, and three of its members, and by Liberty University and two of its employees." And what did it grant cert on? * Granted, the issue of “severability” of the insurance mandate from the other provisions of the law, if the mandate is nullified (the only question in National Federation of Independent Business v. Sebelius [docket 11-393] and question 3 in Florida, et al., v. Department of Health & Human Services [11-400] [11th Cir. - holding individual mandate unconstitutional, but severable -dw] ), cases consolidated for 90 minutes of oral argument. :: David M. Wagner 3:08 PM [+] :: ... |
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