Unlike the executive branch, which is required to preserve and make a public record of its inner workings, no laws determine what the justices must preserve or share. During a time when the justices’ ...

The judicial misconduct complaint identified by Federal Circuit Chief Judge Kimberly Moore in 2023 against Judge Pauline ...

Federal judges are facing growing political attacks and personal threats that risk undermining the independence of the ...

This week the Sixth Circuit concluded a complaint against E.D. Michigan Judge Thomas Ludington that Fix the Court filed ...

Fix the Court executive director Gabe Roth released this statement following news that Justice Alito is now recusing in ...

Filing complaints is not something Fix the Court does often, so when we do it, it’s usually for behavior that’s quite serious and unbecoming. The “formal complaints” that follow are ones we filed with ...

Fix the Court today is praising the work of Rep. Scott Fitzgerald for introducing a nonpartisan bill to modernize the judicial misconduct process in the lower federal courts. His Judicial Conduct and ...

161. Justice Barrett is scheduled to speak with UVA School of Law Prof. John Jeffries at the Culbreth Theatre in Charlottesville, Va., at an event sponsored by the UVA Karsh Institute (9/17): ...

169. Justice Jackson is scheduled to speak with Leadership Conference President & CEO Maya Wiley at the University of the District of Columbia’s Clarke School of Law (9/24): Announcement 170. Justice ...

A new Marquette Law School poll found that just 43% of Americans approve of the Supreme Court’s handling of its job, down from 47% in July, while disapproval rose from 53% to 57%. Further, 57% of ...

Fix the Court is releasing an updated list of the gifts Supreme Court justices have received over the last several years. With the addition of the 185 post-2004 gifts we identified — largely thanks to ...