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Supreme Court Agrees to Decide Health Care Cases
- Whether the Affordable Care Act’s provisions requiring virtually all individuals to obtain health insurance or pay a penalty as of 2014 –commonly referred to as the law’s individual mandate – is constitutional. Specifically, in enacting the individual mandate, did Congress exceed its enumerated powers under the Constitution?
- If the individual mandate is unconstitutional, do the remaining portions of the law still stand, or is the entire law rendered invalid because it is non-severable?
- Is the law’s expansion of the Medicaid program constitutional?
- Does the Anti-Injunction Act (AIA) bar challenges to the individual mandate?
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