The Pacific Legal Foundation will attempt to extend its remarkable success at the US Supreme Court when it presents its latest case to the justices on Tuesday.
The libertarian public interest law firm has won 17 of its high court cases, including all three of its cases last term, by seeking out sympathetic plaintiffs that highlight the real world effects of government actions.
PLF makes “a point to find people that allow us to tell the best story,” said Steven Anderson, the organization’s president and CEO. “We want a simple story and a sympathetic one.”
The group’s latest case, ...
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