Justices May Know Today How They’ll Vote On Health Care–But We Won’t

Votes can change, though, as justices read each others’ opinions.

But Friday’s vote, which each justice probably will record and many will keep for posterity, will be followed soon after by the assignment of a single justice to write a majority opinion, or in a case this complex, perhaps two or more justices to tackle different issues. That’s where the hard work begins, with the clock ticking toward the end of the court’s work in early summer.

By: Alan

Alan Colmes is the publisher of Liberaland.