
|Articles|November 27, 2012
Liberty University Allowed to Argue Claims Against Healthcare Law
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WASHINGTON — The Supreme Court rectified an oversight Monday and gave a Baptist university in Virginia a chance to argue in a lower court two claims that were not considered in June when the justices upheld President Obama’s healthcare law.
Lawyers for Liberty University say it is unconstitutional for the government to require large employers to provide health insurance to their full-time workers or pay a tax.
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Source: Los Angeles Times
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