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OverviewFull Product DetailsAuthor: Randy Barnett , Josh Blackman , Josh Blackman , Randy BarnettPublisher: PublicAffairs,U.S. Imprint: PublicAffairs,U.S. Dimensions: Width: 16.20cm , Height: 2.80cm , Length: 24.10cm Weight: 0.581kg ISBN: 9781610393287ISBN 10: 1610393287 Pages: 352 Publication Date: 10 September 2013 Audience: General/trade , General Format: Hardback Publisher's Status: Active Availability: Manufactured on demand  We will order this item for you from a manufactured on demand supplier. Table of ContentsAuthor's Note Foreword by Randy Barnett Introduction Part I, The Once and Future Mandate (October 2, 1989--January 20, 2009) Part II, Unprecedented (January 21, 2009--March 23, 2010) Part III, Regulating Inactivity (March 22, 2010--January 31, 2011) Part IV, Coercing the States (February 1, 2011--November 13, 2011) Part V, In the Supreme Court (November 14, 2011--March 22, 2012) Part VI, Still in the Supreme Court (March 23, 2012--March 28, 2012) Part VII, Outside the Supreme Court (March 29, 2012--June 27, 2012) Part VIII, Judgment Day (June 28, 2012) Part IX, The Switch in Time that Saved Nine (June 29, 2012--January 21, 2013) Epilogue IndexReviewsExcellent. -- Wall Street Journal Blackman has written a deeply researched, highly readable account of the conservative challenge to the ACA, which, as a recent law graduate, he witnessed from the inside. -- American Prospect A young legal scholar delivers an impressive blow-by-blow account of the court battle to defeat the Affordable Care Act... With his strong connections among the conservative and libertarian lawyers who mounted the constitutional challenge and his talent for translating arcane legal-speak, Blackman more than capably captures this dramatic constitutional showdown. -- Kirkus Reviews Blackman, law professor, blogger, and representative of a coalition of independent business interests opposed to the program, spent more than two years following the legislative process that produced Obamacare and the legal challenges to the program. Blackman argues that the process was unprecedented in many ways... Blackman also explores the significance of the decision as a galvanizing issue for conservatives and future implications for challenges to government power. -- Booklist Blackman does a stellar job of calling out both parties for their flip-flopping with respect to the individual mandate. -- Publishers Weekly Excellent. -- Wall Street Journal Blackman has written a deeply researched, highly readable account of the conservative challenge to the ACA, which, as a recent law graduate, he witnessed from the inside. -- American Prospect A young legal scholar delivers an impressive blow-by-blow account of the court battle to defeat the Affordable Care Act... With his strong connections among the conservative and libertarian lawyers who mounted the constitutional challenge and his talent for translating arcane legal-speak, Blackman more than capably captures this dramatic constitutional showdown. -- Kirkus Reviews Blackman, law professor, blogger, and representative of a coalition of independent business interests opposed to the program, spent more than two years following the legislative process that produced Obamacare and the legal challenges to the program. Blackman argues that the process was unprecedented in many ways... Blackman also explores the significance of the decision as a galvanizing issue for conservatives and future implications for challenges to government power. -- Booklist Blackman does a stellar job of calling out both parties for their flip-flopping with respect to the individual mandate. -- Publishers Weekly Riveting. -- The Weekly Standard It provides a granular account of how the legal - and political - battle over the Affordable Care Act was joined, and how so much about the fight departed from past pattern... [Blackman] is a bit of a legal polymath. He can, with seeming ease, assimilate disparate streams of legal analyses, facts, political events, and government policy in service of his arguments. -- Philadelphia Inquirer """Excellent."" -- Wall Street Journal ""Blackman has written a deeply researched, highly readable account of the conservative challenge to the ACA, which, as a recent law graduate, he witnessed from the inside."" -- American Prospect ""A young legal scholar delivers an impressive blow-by-blow account of the court battle to defeat the Affordable Care Act... With his strong connections among the conservative and libertarian lawyers who mounted the constitutional challenge and his talent for translating arcane legal-speak, Blackman more than capably captures this dramatic constitutional showdown."" -- Kirkus Reviews ""Blackman, law professor, blogger, and representative of a coalition of independent business interests opposed to the program, spent more than two years following the legislative process that produced Obamacare and the legal challenges to the program. Blackman argues that the process was unprecedented in many ways... Blackman also explores the significance of the decision as a galvanizing issue for conservatives and future implications for challenges to government power."" -- Booklist ""Blackman does a stellar job of calling out both parties for their flip-flopping with respect to the individual mandate."" -- Publishers Weekly" Author InformationJosh Blackman is an assistant professor of law at the South Texas College of Law and president of the Harlan Institute, a nonprofit dedicated to raising awareness about the Supreme Court and the Constitution. He has published over a dozen law review articles about constitutional law, written numerous op-eds, and been interviewed about the Supreme Court by the New York Times, CNN, ABC News Radio, Reuters, The National Law Journal, the American Bar Association Journal, and Yahoo! News. The American Bar Association Journal selected his personal blog as one of its top 100 Legal Blogs. He also runs FantasySCOTUS.net. 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