Starting on March 26, all of Washington will be focused on 1 First Street N.E., better known as the U.S. Supreme Court. The nine justices will hear arguments over the constitutionality of the Affordable Care Act of 2010, which says every American must have health insurance or pay a penalty. It's the first time the court has considered a president's signature law in the middle of a reelection campaign. The justices will hear six hours of arguments over three days, more time than has been allotted to any case in decades.
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机译：从3月26日开始，整个华盛顿将集中在新界第一街（New First Street N.E.），即美国最高法院。九位大法官将听到有关《 2010年负担得起医疗法案》是否合宪的争论，该法案说，每个美国人都必须拥有健康保险或支付罚款。这是法院在连任竞选中首次考虑总统的签署法。法官将在三天内听取六个小时的辩论，这比几十年来分配给任何案件的时间都要多。
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