New Hampshire’s Judicial Ethics System Is a Model for U.S. Supreme Court
Unlike state supreme courts, there is no effective framework for holding U.S. Supreme Court justices accountable for ethics violations.
Unlike state supreme courts, there is no effective framework for holding U.S. Supreme Court justices accountable for ethics violations.
The justices still want to police themselves.
Today, the nine justices on the Supreme Court are the only U.S. judges — state or federal — not governed by a code of ethical conduct. But that may be about to change.