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Administration Completes Its Filings on ACA Cases Before the Supreme Court
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Oct. 21, 2013

"Aside from renewing its plea for the Court to focus on the Hobby Lobby case ... the [Administration's] new filings urged the Court to hold onto the Conestoga Wood case until Hobby Lobby is decided, and urged a denial because of later legal developments in the Autocam case. It urged the Court to deny review of Liberty University's new challenge to the individual and employer mandates in the [ACA], arguing that there is no conflict on any of the issues raised in that petition. These filings complete the government's responses to the ACA cases now at the Court, and may allow the Court to speed up its consideration of these petitions."  MORE >>

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