If you follow Sheldon Whitehouse's various reports, it appears that the amicus brief business may also have become pay to play. According to Whitehouse, certain groups routinely file these and are linked to the groups that funded the confirmation campaigns, holidays, motor homes, and other benefits that seem to be a part of judicial life. Those briefs seem to get traction.
If you follow Sheldon Whitehouse's various reports, it appears that the amicus brief business may also have become pay to play. According to Whitehouse, certain groups routinely file these and are linked to the groups that funded the confirmation campaigns, holidays, motor homes, and other benefits that seem to be a part of judicial life. Those briefs seem to get traction.
If you follow Sheldon Whitehouse's various reports, it appears that the amicus brief business may also have become pay to play. According to Whitehouse, certain groups routinely file these and are linked to the groups that funded the confirmation campaigns, holidays, motor homes, and other benefits that seem to be a part of judicial life. Those briefs seem to get traction.