Supreme Court Rebukes Sotomayor’s Dismissive Approach to Basic Fairness

by Ben DeGrow | 7:46 am, June 30, 2009 | Comments Off

More important than the fact that Obama Supreme Court nominee Sonia Sotomayor’s appellate ruling simply was overturned yesterday was that her ruling was that she treated the meritorious (and ultimately victorious) claims of the New Haven fire fighters so dismissively. It seems that in Sotomayor’s world race-neutral, merit-based promotion systems are scarcely even worthy of [...]

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