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: The Volokh ConspiracyDoes a Federal Mandate Requiring the Purchase of Health Insurance Exceed Congress' Powers Under the Commerce Clause?
By Ilya Somin
Full post as published by The Volokh Conspiracy on September 20, 2009 (boomark / email).
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QUESTION: Does a Federal Mandate Requiring the Purchase of Health Insurance Exceed Congress Powers
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