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brooklynite

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8. 1) What's your basis for saying there isn't one?

Reply to dlk (Original post)

Sun Oct 25, 2020, 06:24 PM

Oct 2020

2) How does the Executive Branch impose an ethics code on the Judiciary? (see: separation of powers)

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The U. S. Supreme Court should have an ethics code [View all] dlk Oct 2020 OP

That needs to go on Joe's to-do list! Karadeniz Oct 2020 #1

Joe no can do . . . MousePlayingDaffodil Oct 2020 #3

The resistance to implementing such a code of conduct taints the court dlk Oct 2020 #6

There is already a judicial code of conduct but it doesn't apply to the SC. alwaysinasnit Oct 2020 #2

There must be some ethics that can be applied to SCOTUS empedocles Oct 2020 #4

Impeachment StarfishSaver Oct 2020 #10

Joe can set up a watch dog program for SCOTUS RainCaster Oct 2020 #5

Foxes guarding the henhouse... dlk Oct 2020 #7

1) What's your basis for saying there isn't one? brooklynite Oct 2020 #8

+1 onenote Oct 2020 #13

For example, there is no rule requiring a SCOTUS judge to recuse if there is a conflict of interest dlk Oct 2020 #9

McConnell bdamomma Oct 2020 #11

Power grab. Yes. Illegal? No. onenote Oct 2020 #14

Unprecedented move bdamomma Oct 2020 #15

Unprecedented. Yes. Illegal. No. onenote Oct 2020 #16

They should be more like this: Turbineguy Oct 2020 #12

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