Justices Discuss Security and Ethics
Supreme Court justices discuss security and ethics in a rare appearance before Congress
In a rare appearance before Congress, Justices Kagan and Barrett discussed security, emergency docket, and ethics, as reported by Crime and Justice on CNN. The justices told lawmakers of threats to their safety, pushing for $15 million more for security, according to Crime updates from AP News. This development comes as the Senate Judiciary Committee hears the confirmation hearing of Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche, whose nomination faces opposition, and amid ongoing discussions on various crime and justice issues, including wrongful convictions and recent investigations, such as the one where pollen grains aid murder investigation, all of which can be found on reputable news sources like cbsnews.com.
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