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Pennsylvania’s Supreme Court justices billed the state for more than $50,000 in assorted food, travel, and miscellaneous expenses — for trips to conferences in Alaska, South Carolina, and Puerto Rico. And that’s just for the first half of the fiscal year. Given their approval of the unconstitutional pay raise for themselves and the legislature last year, such spending would merit an audit. But no such luck, since Ed Rendell’s the governor.
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