[1]Pramila Jayapal

Ethics
scandals have plagued our federal courts for decades.

Clerks accuse federal judges of sexual misconduct with little to no
recourse. A Supreme Court justice decides cases about an election that his
wife tried to overturn. And that's just the tip of the iceberg. It's
absurd.

A system without basic ethics is a corrupt system. That’s why Pramila is
teaming up with Senator Elizabeth Warren to introduce the Judicial Ethics
and Anti-Corruption Act to overhaul our country’s judicial ethics laws and
restore public faith in our court system. [ [link removed] ]Can you help Pramila build
critical support for this bill so it gets a vote in the House and Senate
by adding your name as a citizen co-sponsor today?

[ [link removed] ]Add your name »

We can no longer stand by while our judges and justices take advantage of
our system to build wealth and power at the expense of our country's most
marginalized. If passed and sent to President Biden's desk, Pramila's bill
with Senator Warren will:

* Ban federal judges from owning conflicted assets;
* Strengthen restrictions on judicial gifts and privately funded travel;
* Require the Supreme Court to adhere to a binding Code of Conduct;
* Provide more information to the public by improving disclosure in the
federal judiciary;
* And so much more.

Pramila said it best: Nobody is above the law. Not even a Supreme Court
justice. [ [link removed] ]If you agree, add your name as a citizen co-sponsor of the
Judicial Ethics and Anti-Corruption Act to ensure a fair and balanced
judicial system that fulfills its promise of equal justice under the law.

Thanks for joining Pramila in this fight.

In solidarity,

Team Jayapal


 


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