Stunning Memo Exposes Which SCOTUS Justices Want to Keep Being Crooks ...Middle East

A few Supreme Court justices went out of their way to fight back against enforcing the court’s new ethics rules, The New York Times reported Tuesday—and it’s not that surprising. In a series of secret offline memos and meetings, the justices toiled away over how they would formulate their code of ethics, and—crucially—whether or not it could actually be enforced. Justices Sonia Sotomayor, Elena Kagan, and Ketanji Brown Jackson all supported enforcement rules for the court’s code of ethics. Kagan even pitched a panel of “safe harbor” judges that justices could go to about ethics concerns. Her proposal failed to gain wider support. Meanwhile, Justice Neil Gorsuch railed against enforcement of

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