Supreme Court’s so-called ethics code is worse than nothing - Dallas Examiner

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Supreme Court’s so-called ethics code is worse than nothing - Dallas Examiner

The U.S. Supreme Court's new Code of Conduct is a ham-handed attempt at public relations, with no enforcement mechanism and a lack of consequences for misconduct, and it is intended to justify corruption.

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