We need a REAL Supreme Court code of conduct

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We need a REAL Supreme Court code of conduct

U.S. Congress

Image of the outside of the U.S. Supreme Court, with a dark blue background, a "for sale" sign out front, and money raining down.

The Supreme Court has finally adopted a code of conduct after public outcry over Justices Clarence Thomas and Samuel Alito accepting lavish gifts and luxury vacations from GOP megadonors.

The bad news: it isn’t binding or enforceable in any way – meaning it likely wouldn’t have prevented these major scandals in the first place!

While this falls well short of the strong reform we need, it’s the clearest sign yet that our action is working and they’re feeling the pressure. This is their attempt to solve the crisis of confidence, but the truth is a code that isn't enforceable won't be able to do that.

We must make it clear: the half-measure the Court is proposing is no substitute for binding, enforceable congressional action.

If you agree the highest court in the land should be held to the highest ethical standards, sign our petition urging Congress to pass a stronger, binding code of conduct.

This petition is sponsored by: Americans for Tax Fairness, California Clean Money Action Fund, Common Cause, Daily Kos, Demand Justice, Demand Progress, Democracy for America Advocacy Fund, Inequality Media Civic Action, National Organization for Women, Patriotic Millionaires, Progress America, TakeItBack.org, and The Juggernaut Project.