This week the Supreme Court is devoting an impressive six hours of argument, over three days, to the Affordable Care Act. Four different federal Courts of Appeal had reached decisions about various provisions of the Act; the Court asked to hear arguments about four specific issues: 1.Does the Anti-Injunction Act [...]
Posts for March, 2012
The Supreme Court on health reform: day three
March 29, 2012We Aim to Teach Our Students Not Just to Spot Problems, But to Solve Them
March 29, 2012The following is an excerpt from the March 29th ABA Journal Op Ed While failings of legal education have been much in the news these past few years, the need to change long predated the economic downturn—which mainly accelerated trends that have been unfolding for years. Stanford began revamping its [...]