thereisnospoon
Gold Member
it is called "severability".......It's usually inserted into legislation to insure that if any part or part of the bill is stripped out, the rest will remain.I particularly like the "entire law must be declared void" part.
My understanding is when Congress writes a law they insert a clause saying if one part is found unconstitutional the rest of the law can be separated from the part. Here they neglected to do so. So the entire law must be struck down if one part is unconstitutional.
Didn't the left-nuts tell us all this suing in court was a waste of taxpayer money, that the law would never be found unconstitutional?
When the Obamacare bill was written, the serverability clause was inadvertently left out.