Civil Rights – PPACA – Individual Mandate — State Challenge – No Standing
Commonwealth v. Sebelius The Commonwealth of Virginia does not have standing to challenge the “individual mandate” to maintain health insurance, a provision of the federal Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act, and a Virginia statute that purports to limit enforcement of the federal statute does not confer standing; the 4th Circuit vacates the district court decision that found standing and struck the individual mandate as unconstitutional.
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Published: September 15, 2011
Time posted: 4:35 pm
Tags: Civil Rights, Individual Mandate, No Standing, PPACA, State Challenge







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