"John Roberts did not volunteer for this case. He was the lead appellate attorney in a law firm with about 1000 lawyers. It was his job to help those 1000 lawyers with their appellate cases and this was only one of them. As an employee of a law firm he could not pick and chose which lawyers he could help nor the cases, he was bound to help them all - REGARDLESS of his personal ideology on those cases."
I AGREE.
Judge Roberts was NOT the lead attorney on this case. He did 2000 hours of pro bono work in his carrer, as is required and assigned in major law firmsbut this case took but a few hours of his (non-billable) time.
Roberts was not even AN attorney on the case.
This is just a dirty Rat trick because they have nothing else to stop Roberts.
As a boss it is part of my job to make sure I have trained employees.
The "help" roberts gave was to a lawyer of the firm. Training which later on can be used by PAYING clients.