A law school named after the late Antonin Scalia is a haven for conservative Supreme Court justices to enjoy lavish treatment, New York Times reports

Sun, 04/30/2023 - 20:36

Antonin Scalia Law School at the Virginia-based George Mason University was renamed in 2016.
The renaming was part of a plan to help its reputation by getting closer to the Supreme Court.
Justices were given notable benefits to teach there, emails obtained by The New York Times reveal.

A conservative law school looking to rebrand into a powerhouse institution buttered up conservative Supreme Court Justices with excessive benefits and good pay, documents obtained by The New York Times show.