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Fast Friday Round-Up 3/30/12

Posted By Irene C. Olszewski, Esq. on March 30, 2012

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It’s Fast Friday!  Here’s all the news that’s fit to print, as they say …

I find this one frightening:

House Advances CIANA, Anti-Abortion Bill, Without Rape Or Incest Exceptions [Huffington Post]

Here’s an interesting question (hint:  it’s about the health care bill, not cell phones):

Justice Roberts: Can the government make you buy a cell phone? [Politico]

Hmmm…

Gov. Malloy On Chimp: “Assumed They Were Fully Compliant With The Law” [Hartford Courant]

Sorry, Joe:

Appeals Court Flushes Claims Brought by ‘Joe the Plumber’ [The Wall Street Journal]

And finally …

The Supreme Court takes on Medicaid [The Washington Post]

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