Duquesne Law Dean Weighs in on 'Landmark' Health Care Decision

Duquesne School of Law Dean Ken Gormley said Thursday that the U.S. Supreme Court?s ruling upholding President Obama?s health care reform legislation was one of the most important decisions to come from the high court since the days of President Franklin D. Roosevelt, when it was faced with federal legislation aimed at bringing the country out of the Great Depression.

Duquesne Law Dean Weighs in on 'Landmark' Health Care Decision

Duquesne School of Law Dean Ken Gormley said Thursday that the U.S. Supreme Court?s ruling upholding President Obama?s health care reform legislation was one of the most important decisions to come from the high court since the days of President Franklin D. Roosevelt, when it was faced with federal legislation aimed at bringing the country out of the Great Depression.

Duquesne Law Dean Weighs in on 'Landmark' Health Care Decision

Duquesne School of Law Dean Ken Gormley said Thursday that the U.S. Supreme Court?s ruling upholding President Obama?s health care reform legislation was one of the most important decisions to come from the high court since the days of President Franklin D. Roosevelt, when it was faced with federal legislation aimed at bringing the country out of the Great Depression.