Hudson is first to strike down health care law
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Published: December 14, 2010
Tags: Attorney General Ken Cuccinelli, Constitutional, Federal Courts, Health Care Bill, Judge Henry E. Hudson
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The title of this article (\Hudson is first to strike down health care law\) and its first sentence are misleading and inaccurate and contradicted by other parts of the article, in particular the penultimate sentence (\Hudson ruled, however, that only the individual mandate was unconstitutional and let the rest of the act stand.\). Setting aside the merits of Judge Hudson’s decision, your article’s title and opening paragraph should accurately summarize what that decision did, in fact, do and not do.