Affordable Care Act and Severability, Panel 2
In the second panel of an American Enterprise Institute forum on pending litigation that could render part of the 2010 health care law uncon… read more
In the second panel of an American Enterprise Institute forum on pending litigation that could render part of the 2010 health care law unconstitutional, legal scholars talked about how the concept of severability applies to law’s individual mandate. “Severability” refers to whether one part of a law can be changed or ruled unconstitutional while allowing other parts remain unchanged and in place. close
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