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Even when justices properly disclose all their investments and then recuse themselves from cases, they're still corrupt. Which is convenient.

In citing a non-binding code to explain her recusal, Justice Elena Kagan strikes a blow against the high court's independence.

With the chief justice watching, two of the court’s stars pursue different paths on disclosure.

The justices who commit the most ethics violations are also the least likely to follow voluntary ethics guidelines.

The chief justice says he’s mulling ways to address worries about "standards of conduct."

WBAL Radio 1090 AM - Chief Justice John Roberts defends Supreme Court's 'highest standards of conduct'

Chief Justice John Roberts defended the integrity of the Supreme Court in public remarks following a barrage of misconduct allegations against Justice Clarence Thomas.

Ryan McGinnis/Getty Images(WASHINGTON) -- In his first televised public remarks since the pandemic, Chief Justice John Roberts defended the integrity of the

Justice Clarence Thomas has come under scrutiny, including from Democrats on the Senate Judiciary Committee, for his ties to Harlan Crow.

The Illinois senator underlined his threat to impose ethics rules on the Supreme Court if it doesn't do so itself.