Senate Judiciary Committee Chairman Dick Durbin said he will attempt to unanimously pass legislation requiring the Supreme Court to adopt a binding code of conduct.
Washington — Senate Judiciary Committee Chairman Dick Durbin will attempt to unanimously pass legislation on Wednesday that would require the Supreme Court to adopt binding ethics rules amid recent press reports scrutinizing Justice Samuel Alito.Durbin, an Illinois Democrat, plans to ask for unanimous consent to pass the legislation on Wednesday evening, meaning it can be blocked by opposition from just a single lawmaker. Republicans are all but certain to object.
The justice said the upside-down American flag was flown at a time Martha-Ann Alito was involved in a neighborhood dispute he was not involved in. Alito also said his wife did not fly the 'Appeal to Heaven' flag, which dates back to the American Revolution, to associate herself with any group.Alito was also secretly recorded by a liberal filmmaker at an event held at the high court earlier this month discussing whether it was possible for ideological opponents to find compromise.
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