The Supreme Court’s new term begins today, so we wanted to send you a reminder that two justices have serious ethical issues that warrant their resignation.
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Citizens for Ethics & Responsibility in Washington

The Supreme Court’s new term begins today, so we wanted to send you a reminder that two justices have serious ethical issues that warrant their resignation.

John, Justices Alito and Thomas should no longer be on the Court.

CREW is fighting to hold Justices Clarence Thomas and Samuel Alito accountable. Make a donation to CREW to help support our work →

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It’s been well over a year since the revelations about Clarence Thomas’s luxury vacations were revealed by ProPublica. It’s been five months since the New York Times revealed that a “Stop the Steal” flag was on display at Justice Alito’s home.

Neither of them recused themselves from cases where their impartiality was in question. And though the Court adopted an ethics code, it has no enforcement mechanism and is not binding. Clearly, we still have a lot of work to do to restore public trust in the Court.

For years, CREW has fought for a more ethical Supreme Court—testifying before Congress about ethics reform and submitting testimony to the Senate Judiciary Committee. Filing criminal complaints to the Department of Justice about Clarence Thomas’s undisclosed luxury travel. Calling on Clarence Thomas to resign. Sending a letter to Chief Justice Roberts calling on him to immediately create an enforcement mechanism for the Supreme Court Code of Conduct. And finally, calling on Justice Samuel Alito to resign last summer after he failed to recuse from January 6th related cases.

We’re not giving up on our fight to bring meaningful ethics reform to the highest court in the land.

But as you can see, this isn’t an easy fight. Taking on one the most powerful institutions in the country isn’t easy. And that’s why we need your help.

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