It’s become an annual ritual of the Roberts Court era: As soon as the U.S. Supreme Court recesses for the summer, the debate resumes over just how pro-business it really is.
Last year’s Citizens United v. Federal Election Commission decision fueled the discussion by crystallizing liberal criticism of the court as a tribunal that looks for ways to aid the business community.
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