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The Obama administration bowed to the conditions that federal Judge Roger Vinson placed upon it when he provided a stay to his finding that the healthcare law was unconstitutional.

Vinson put two stipulations on his stay (which allows the administration to continue writing regulations on the law, which otherwise would be defunct). The first was that the administration file an appeal of his original ruling of unconstitutionality within seven calendar days, and the second was that the appeal pursue an expedited process to the Supreme Court.

Six days later, Obama’s legal team filed its appeal.

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