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SCOTUS adopts ‘toothless’ ethics code, says Loyola Law professor
The Supreme Court adopted its first-ever code of ethics on Monday. For months, the justices have faced criticism over conflicts of interest and a cratering of public trust.
By Madeleine Brand • • 1 min readThe Supreme Court adopted its first-ever code of ethics on Monday. For months, the justices have faced criticism over conflicts of interest and a cratering of public trust.
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- 8:09SCOTUS adopts ‘toothless’ ethics code, says Loyola Law professorYou’re reading this
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