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Why did the U.S. Supreme Court codify its first-ever code of conduct?
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John Sutter : U.S. Supreme Court releases first -ever code of conduct, but it's not newsworthy.
He says the 15 pages are self-evident: Behave like a decent human being in private and in public.
Sutter asks: Why, after 234 years , did the Supreme Court decide it was time to codify a code of ethics? He says Democrats have spent the last year honing their attack on certain conservative members of the court.
The purpose of the code is to define what constitutes an ethical violation.
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