The Supreme Court announced Monday that it would adopt its own code of conduct. It was under scrutiny after reports revealed a number of trips and gifts that some justices received during their tenure on the high court. The code states that its “rules are not new”, and the document was a response to…
After being subjected to scrutiny, the Supreme Court announced on Monday that it would adopt its second code of conduct. A series of reports revealed a number of unreported trips and gifts that some justices received while sitting on the high bench. The document was written in response to the code, which states that its “rules and principles are certainly new.” After being questioned by a number of reports that revealed numerous unreported trips and gifts some justices received while sitting on the high bench, the Supreme Court announced on Monday that it would adopt its second code of conduct. The document was written in response to the code, which states that its “rules and principles are certainly novel.”
The Supreme Court announced Monday that it would adopt its own code of conduct. It was under scrutiny after reports revealed a number of trips and gifts that some justices received during their tenure on the high court. The code states that its “rules are not new”, and the document was a response to…
