Commentators continue to focus on the Court’s announcement that it would hear several challenges to the Affordable Care Act later this Term. At the American Prospect, Michael Bailey and Forrest Maltzman consider two models to predict how the Justices may vote on the health care litigation – but note that “predictions are hard…especially when it isn’t clear which precedents apply or which legal doctrines are likely to dominate.” Lyle Denniston of this blog explores what he characterizes as a “sleeper issue” in the case — the Anti-Injunction Act – that could potentially “shut down the constitutional review of the insurance mandate until 2015 at the earliest.” And in a guest post at Business Insider, Larry M. Elkin argues that, given the gravity of the healthcare litigation, “if ever a case cried out for live national coverage, this is it.”
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