Randy Barnett

Georgetown Law School

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This month, the US Supreme Court is expected to decide cases on the limits of speech during abortion protests, organized labor and when police can search your cell phone.

The US Supreme Court: Politics or the Rule of Law?

This month, the US Supreme Court is expected to decide cases on the limits of speech during abortion protests, organized labor and when police can search your cell phone.

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The US Supreme Court has upheld President Obama's Affordable Care Act , a short-term victory with long-term consequences for health care, the powers of Congress and the presidential…

Healthcare: The Law and the Politics

The US Supreme Court has upheld President Obama's Affordable Care Act , a short-term victory with long-term consequences for health care, the powers of Congress and the presidential…

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The US Supreme Court has found the Affordable Care Act constitutional , a major victory for President Obama .

Healthcare: The Law and the Politics

The US Supreme Court has found the Affordable Care Act constitutional , a major victory for President Obama .

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