The HillTube  Justice Breyer anticipates more cases from laws
with ‘thousands of pages’  Laws with "more words" passed by
Congress will equal more Supreme Court cases according Justice
Stephen Breyer.  “Every word in a bill is an argument” Breyer
said at a Senate hearing on Wednesday. “You’re now passing laws
with thousands of pages, not budgetary laws, but laws that you
know are likely to come to us, my guess is with a lag that case-
load will start going up."  Breyer appeared along with Justice
Antonin Scalia before the Senate Judiciary committee to discuss
the role of judges.  Breyer did not specify a particular piece
of legislation that might increase the courts case-load. As many
of its opponents have pointed out, the Democrats' healthcare law
is more than two thousand pages long and its constitutionality
will eventually be decided by the Supreme Court.  Many
Republicans and Tea Party backed legislators have complained
about the increase in legislation with page-counts in the
thousands.   GOP presidential