Three-judge panel hears health care appeals arguments

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RICHMOND – A panel of three judges – all of whom were appointed by Democratic presidents – heard the first appellate court arguments against the federal health care overhaul, President Obama’s signature domestic policy, in a Richmond courtroom Tuesday.

The panel heard arguments in two cases challenging the law. One suit, filed by Liberty University, had previously been tossed by a federal judge.

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