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Constitutional Law

Jan. 8, 2015

Plain meaning and the ACA

In addition to its importance to the Affordable Care Act, King v. Burwell also has some fascinating features for those intrigued by the way laws are passed and interpreted. By Michael E. Rosman


By Michael E. Rosman


In addition to its importance to the Affordable Care Act, and the continuing subsidies for those who wish to purchase insurance on federally operated exchanges, King v. Burwell, scheduled for arguments before the U.S. Supreme Court in March, also has some fascinating features for those intrigued by the way laws are passed and interpreted.


The ACA provides that the subsidies - refundable tax credits, actually - an individual ...

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