Antonin Scalia was taking favors from people with business before the court, because of course he was.
Scalia’s West Texas Vacation Courtesy of Businessman With Prior Supreme Court Case
By Claire LandsbaumWhen Antonin Scalia was found dead in his bed on a ranch in West Texas, conspiracy theorists immediately questioned the circumstances behind Scalia’s death: Were there signs of a struggle? Why wasn’t an autopsy performed? Was he in poor health? But new evidence suggests it might be more useful to examine not the cause of Scalia’s death but the circumstances of his vacation. According to a report by the Washington Post, the associate justice was on a hunting trip at the 30,000-acre luxury resort of John B. Poindexter, owner of J.B. Poindexter & Co., a Houston manufacturing firm. The Supreme Court last year declined to hear a case involving an age-discrimination lawsuit against Poindexter’s company.