Third of a three-part excerpt series There’s a case to be made that President Obama’s reform package is not just bad policy, it’s also of questionable constitutionality.

As of this writing, 30 legal challenges to the health law have been launched involving states. Most notably, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 11th Circuit in Atlanta struck down the individual-mandate provision in the law, ruling in favor of a plaintiff group. This ruling marks the sternest judicial rebuke of Obamacare to date. The plaintiffs have petitioned the Supreme Court to consider the case.