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Judge Roger Vinson of Federal District Court in Pensalcola, Fla., ruled that the law will remain effect until all appeals are concluded, a process that could take two years. However, Judge Vinson determined that the entire law should fall if appellate courts agree with his opinion that the insurance requirement if invalid.
For anyone "keeping score", that's two federal judges who have ruled it unconstitutional, and two federal judges who held that it is constitutional. And it's all part of the process to get it to the Supreme Court.
Ok, now get back to work and do this right so that the people maintain their privacy in the doctor/patient relationship, so that physicians can practice as they see best for the patients, and so that actual costs are reduced through broader competition!
Oh, then you must mean eliminate insurance companies!
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