Legal & Policy

Sam Alito Delayed Financials Reveal Still Betting Big On Oil Companies As He Hears Climate Change Case

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Justice Samuel Alito filed his financial disclosures late, revealing he still holds significant stock in oil companies as he prepares to hear a major climate change case. This delay and continued investment raise concerns about potential conflicts of interest, impacting public trust in judicial integrity and transparency. Watch for further scrutiny from watchdog groups and the Senate Judiciary Committee regarding Alito's recusal practices.

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