Starting next Monday, the U.S. Supreme Court will participate in its own version of March madness.
In five-and-a-half hours of argument over three days, the Court will engage in a legal battle royal over the 2010 health insurance reform law. The judicial jockeying could be as dramatic, messy and - depending upon who you're rooting for - agonizing as the closest NCAA basketball game.
The Court's decision will inevita...
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