White House Appeals Judge Roger Vinson Ruling Home Care Path

On Tuesday March 8, 2011 the White House appealed Judge Roger Vinsons ruling on Health Care Reform Law. Recall in the past:

On January 31, 2011 Florida Judge Roger Vinson delivered a ruling on Health Care Reform. Florida Judge Roger Vinson's ruling did not impose an injunction, which would of clearly communicated the law is no longer valid. Judge Roger Vinson had merely issued a declaratory statement, leaving the States participating in the court action unsure on how to proceed.

On February 19, 2011 The United States Department of Justice submitted a motion to Florida Judge Rodger Vinson, asking him to clarify whether or not his judgement on January 31, 2011 relieves the participating States of their responsibilities under (ACA) The Affordable Care Act. The Motion To Clarify seeks to resolve the confusion between the Federal Administration and participating States on whether Florida Judge Roger Vinson's judgement allows implementation of the Affordable Care Act to continue moving forward while the case is currently under appeal.

After the White House went back to Judge Roger Vinson asking for clarification on his ruling, Vinson granted their motion and ordered the Department of Justice to go either to the appellate court or immediately to the supreme court. Judge Roger Vinson added that his summary judgement is stayed pending appeal, meaning the White House can continue to implement the health care law until the law goes through the court system.

By appealing on Tuesday March 8, 2011 the White House can continue to implement the Health Care Reform law. The 11th Circuit Court of Appeals could hear arguments in this case in late summer or early fall.

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