Dick armey and hall v sebelius
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Hall v. Sebelius. Seniors who wish to withdraw from Medicare Part A can Plaintiffs Brian Hall, John Kraus, and former House Majority Leader Dick Armey are.
12 Oct The lawsuit, filed in federal court during the Bush Administration, is known as Hall v. Sebelius, after plaintiff Brian Hall, who didn't want to.
Description:Both the District and Circuit courts held that the plaintiffs could NOT obtain such a declaration, because, as the Circuit court stated: The lower court said applicable law allows plaintiffs to become un-entitled to Medicare Part A benefits only if they un-enrolled from Social Security retirement benefits and repaid all benefits they had received thus far. There is no statutory avenue for those who are 65 or older and receiving Social Security benefits to disclaim their legal entitlement to Medicare part A benefits. The Court can find no loophole or requirement that the Secretary provide such a pathway. They disagree and wish to escape. That said, there is one easy way in which the new administration could advance the cause of entitlement reform:
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