Congress Urged to Enact Ethics Code to Restore Trust in U.S. Supreme Court

The authority of the U.S. Supreme Court relies significantly on the public’s trust in the integrity and independence of the justices, yet recent reports indicate that this trust is at a record low. Muhammad Faridi, the president of the New York City Bar Association, argues that Congress holds a constitutional responsibility to implement a binding code of ethics for the Court. Such a measure would address concerns over potential conflicts of interest and help restore public confidence in the judiciary. For further insights into this pressing issue, you can read the detailed perspective by Muhammad Faridi here.