Supreme Court Ethics and Investigations Act
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Summary
This bill establishes two new offices within the Supreme Court: an Office of Ethics Counsel to advise justices on judicial ethics matters, and an Office of Investigative Counsel to review and investigate ethics complaints against justices. The Ethics Counsel office would provide guidance on financial disclosures, gifts, conflicts of interest, and related matters, with annual reporting to Congress. The Investigative Counsel office would have subpoena power and could be triggered by complaints filed by senior congressional leaders, with findings reported to the Chief Justice or senior associate justice.
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