U.S. Supreme Court
Apr. 6, 2012
Kennedy could be key vote on healthcare
Not only might U.S. Supreme Court Justice Anthony M. Kennedy decide the fate of the Obama administration's health care law, the California native could also define the court's view of federalism for years to come.
As the familiar swing vote on a sharply polarized U.S. Supreme Court, Justice Anthony M. Kennedy may decide whether the Obama administration's health care overhaul survives its constitutional challenge.
Kennedy may also end up defining the current court's view on the proper balance between state and federal power, which could frame litigation against federal laws for years to come.
Legal experts said the court during the tenure...
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