A version of this post appears on scotusblog.com Five years ago, when Congress finished writing nearly a thousand pages that would become the new national health-care law, it was well aware that the finished product would be subject to strong challenges.  The Affordable Care Act was passed in both houses with not one Republican lawmaker voting for it. … Read More

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Florida used to have a tawdry reputation for corrupt judges, but one of the state’s key remedies for that may have gone too far.  That, at least, was the impression that emerged from an hour of argument Tuesday on the constitutional…