Mark Paoletta, a friend of Justice Clarence Thomas, says Thomas was in compliance with court ethics laws when he didn't ...
Thomas got tuition for his nephew, a house for his mom and free trips while Kagan was "too ethical" to accept lox.
Biden failed to list free vacations at the homes of elite businesspeople on his annual financial disclosure forms this week — ...
The US Supreme Court ... whether the high court needs to adopt stricter ethics scandals, following a series of revelations that Justice Clarence Thomas accepted lavish travel and accommodations ...
Chief Justice John Roberts signaled Tuesday that the Supreme Court is attuned to public ethics concerns about the justices, ...
As a result, even as Supreme Court ... justices by universities, glossing over the fact that they disclosed the trips. At its core, though, Republicans’ rejection of any tightening of ethics ...
"The appearance of special access to the Justices ... travel" with Crow. "These attacks on the Supreme Court and the justices must end," they wrote. "They are undermining the rule of law ...
The Senate Judiciary Committee will hold a hearing on Supreme Court ethics reform ... signed by all nine justices describing the ethical rules they follow about travel, gifts and outside income.
A growing list of reports spotlighting several Supreme Court justices' lack of disclosure of high-cost gifts, expenses and business dealings — from luxury trips to real estate deals to private ...
Michael Luttig called for new ethics rules for ... standards for Supreme Court justices, after a series of revelations about the justices’ undisclosed gifts, luxury travel and property deals.
The only thing the Supreme Court seems united about is ... involving the previously unreported gifts, travel and real estate transactions between Justice Clarence Thomas and billionaire ...
Federal ethics law requires top officials from all three branches of government, including Supreme Court justices ... about free luxury vacations and private jet travel that Justice Clarence ...
