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Some of the U.S. Supreme Court’s most significant decisions are those
declining to hear a case. Two weeks ago, the Court made such a momentous
non-ruling in refusing to hear a lawsuit, Hall v. Sebelius, challenging government policies that deny otherwise eligible retirees
their Social Security benefits if they choose not to enroll in
Medicare. (I previously wrote about the case, and Cato filed a brief supporting the retirees’ petition for Supreme Court review.)