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NSCLC Executive Director Kevin Prindiville calls on Congress in his latest Huffington Post blog to act to update the Supplemental Security Income (SSI) program to help low-income seniors like Dollie.
NSCLC Directing Attorney Eric Carlson is quoted in a Nov. 19, 2014 article in Governing concerning Medicaid reimbursement for care outside nursing homes.
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Dollie, 73, lives solely on income from Supplemental Social Security for all of her living expenses. But the program needs an update. Watch Dollie’s story and then help NSCLC restore this important poverty program.
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Category Archives: Articles
ACS Blog: Liberal Justices Miss the Point
Directing Attorney Rochelle Bobroff writes: “None of the present members of the Court have taken on his role of objecting to the conservative assault on court access to enforce civil rights, consumer protection, and safety net statutes. Their relative silence … Continue reading
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ACS Blog on Solicitor General’s Amicus Brief Against Pre-Emption
(6/9/2011) Simon Lazarus writes “that such a position could be taken in the name of this administration ‘bitterly disappointed’ the administration’s most committed friends and supporters.” Read more.
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ACS Blog: Supreme Court Ignores Federal Arbitration Act
May 6, 2011 — Rochelle Bobroff criticizes majority option: “this mode of interpretation is totally contrary to the duty of judges to uphold the law.” Read more.
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Slate: Paul Ryan’s Individual Mandate
Published on 2011/05/03 In a blog, Simon Lazarus writes: The Ryan roadmap compels Americans to buy insurance –just like Obamacare does. Read more.
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ACS Spotlights Lazarus Issue Brief on Health Reform Lawsuits
ACS is pleased to distribute “The Health Care Lawsuits: Unraveling A Century of Constitutional Law and the Fabric of Modern American Government,” an Issue Brief by Simon Lazarus, Public Policy Counsel at NSCLC. Read more.
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ACS Blog Parses Florida Health Reform Decision
ACS Blog, Oct. 18, 2010. NSCLC’s Lazarus parses Judge Vinson’s Oct. 14 decision in Florida v. Sebelius and clarifies what it means. Read the article.
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Legal Services Attorney Fees Are Obtainable in Pending Cases
An article in the July/August Clearinghouse Review Journal by NSCLC’s Rochelle Bobroff sets forth the legal basis for seeking fees for work performed in pending cases.
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Obama and Senate Dems on the Court: On-Message, For a Change
Public Policy Counsel Si Lazarus on April 20 posted his article, “Obama and Senate Dems on the Court: On-Message, For a Change,” on Huffington Post. When posted, it was featured on HuffPo’s politics page.
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ACS Blog: Mandatory Health Insurance: Is It Constitutional?
An issue brief by Simon Lazarus for the American Constitution Society for Law and Policy. Read the issue brief.
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Congress Pushes Back as Supreme Court Oversteps
Nov. 17, 2009 By Simon Lazarus Special to Roll Call Since the 1980s, when the late Chief Justice William Rehnquist began steering the Supreme Court toward the right, some of its sharpest swerves have sheared off chunks of Congress’ power. … Continue reading
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