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Amidst the ongoing scandals surrounding the U.S. Supreme Court, it is often overlooked that Chief Justice John Roberts had an alternative course of action available to him. He could have implemented stricter ethics rules and greater accountability for judges, considering their influential positions and lifetime tenure.
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On this week’s episode of The New Abnormal, Lisa Graves, the host of Grave Injustice, a new Supreme Court-focused podcast, wanted to convey a clear message.
According to Graves, John Roberts will be remembered as one of the worst Chief Justices in the history of the United States. Graves criticized Roberts for his attempts to manipulate the process and obstruct the Senate’s efforts to hold the court accountable. Graves also accused Roberts of disregarding ethical rules that are followed by every other court in the country.
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She added that it is essential for Congress to take action against the Supreme Court in order to ensure there are consequences.
“There are several actions that these members can take to bring about change in the court system. They have the power to modify the court’s budget, enforce term limits on judges, and initiate impeachment proceedings in the House. Although the current dominance of Republicans in the House may hinder the progress of these measures, they can still file them and start the process. The options available to these members are extensive.”
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