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The Interbranch War - Vimarsana News

The Interbranch War

Democratic lawmakers start to move against the judiciary and presidency.

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Ethics rules for Supreme Court justices approved on party-line vote by U.S. Senate panel - Vimarsana News

Ethics rules for Supreme Court justices approved on party-line vote by U.S. Senate panel

The Senate Committee on the Judiciary on Thursday approved a proposal to impose a code of ethics for the U.S. Supreme Court, amid revelations that justices failed to disclose luxury travel and real estate deals, as well as directing staff to promote book sales.

Ethics rules for Supreme Court justices approved on party-line vote by U.S. Senate panel - Vimarsana News

Ethics rules for Supreme Court justices approved on party-line vote by U.S. Senate panel

The Senate Committee on the Judiciary on Thursday approved a proposal to impose a code of ethics for the U.S. Supreme Court, amid revelations that justices allegedly failed to disclose luxury travel and real estate deals, as well as allegedly directing staff to promote book sales.

Senate committee approves bill to impose stronger ethics standards on Supreme Court justices - Vimarsana News

Senate committee approves bill to impose stronger ethics standards on Supreme Court justices

The Supreme Court would have to abide by stronger ethics standards under legislation approved by the Senate Judiciary Committee. The legislation has little chance to make it through the full Senate.

Ethics rules for Supreme Court justices approved on party-line vote by U.S. Senate panel - Vimarsana News

Ethics rules for Supreme Court justices approved on party-line vote by U.S. Senate panel

The proposal would establish new conflict of interest rules for Supreme Court justices and the federal judiciary at large.