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Supreme Court Enacts First-Ever Ethics Code — Here's What Experts Think Should Happen Next - Vimarsana News

Supreme Court Enacts First-Ever Ethics Code — Here's What Experts Think Should Happen Next

Legal experts largely believe the court’s code doesn’t go far enough.

Source: forbes.com
Supreme Court adopts ethics code. Will it restore public trust? - Vimarsana News

Supreme Court adopts ethics code. Will it restore public trust?

Supreme Court justices had no code of ethics, until now. The new document lays out no penalties, and most rules will be enforced ... by the justices themselves. Yet doing anything is a positive step, experts say.

Around the Country, Liman Fellows Work for Democracy - Vimarsana News

Around the Country, Liman Fellows Work for Democracy

Heading into Election Day, the Liman Center takes a snapshot of Liman Fellows’ work to advance democracy, from running for office to protecting fair elections to advancing voting rights.

Source: yale.edu
With Impeachment Push, Wisconsin GOP Tests Bounds of Political Power - Vimarsana News

With Impeachment Push, Wisconsin GOP Tests Bounds of Political Power

GOP threats to impeach Justice Janet Protasiewicz blow past the constitutional guardrails over the process, but courts may be reluctant to step in. Democrats have some remaining leverage, though.

NC Judge Earls fights for job and free speech, challenges Judicial Standards Commission's role in unprecedented state case - Vimarsana News

NC Judge Earls fights for job and free speech, challenges Judicial Standards Commission's role in unprecedented state case

Judge Earls risks her job in a legal battle over free speech, earning bipartisan support and igniting debate over judicial oversight in North Carolina.