Court 'becoming a tool for corporate interests'
"Whereas solicitors general used to move on to work at law schools or private practices, "starting in 1996, every former solicitor general, with one exception, has gone on to supervise a Supreme Court practice at a major law firm, earning as much as $5 million a year," the Times reports. "The exception is Justice Elena Kagan, who joined the court in August."You get what the corporations pay for with the five fascists; Roberts, Kennedy, Alito, Scalia and Thomas.
