Justice Gorsuch will sit out a pending environmental case, citing ethics code
Conservative Supreme Court Justice Neil Gorsuch will step aside from an environmental case being argued next week after reviewing the court's new ethics code, according to a letter sent on Wednesday to lawyers involved.
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Court rejects Boeing plea deal in deadly 737 Max crashes, citing concerns with Justice Department's DEI policies
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Gorsuch recuses himself from environmental case before Supreme Court
Supreme Court Justice Neil Gorsuch recused himself on Wednesday from an environment case that’s slated to come before the court next week. Gorsuch announced his recusal in a one-paragraph letter ...The Hill - 6d -
Trump cites Hunter Biden pardon in request to dismiss hush-money case
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Inside the Supreme Court Justices’ Ethics Debate
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