Stephen Carter on SCOTUS role
April 1, 2012 Leave a comment
Stephen Carter’s op-ed on the role of the SCOTUS is the best, most nuanced take I have read.
Filed under Health Policy, Law Tagged with Affordable Care Act, individual mandate, SCOTUS
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