Supreme Court Ethics and Investigations Act

Summary

The bill adds two new offices to the Supreme Court – an Office of Ethics Counsel and an Office of Investigative Counsel. The Ethics Counsel will advise justices and their spouses on financial disclosures, gifts, political activity, conflicts of interest and document handling, while the Investigative Counsel will look into ethics complaints against justices, spouses and dependents. Annual reports to Congress will track advice given and investigations conducted.

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