Federal judges are prohibited from receiving gifts valued over $50 in a single instance or $100 in aggregate per year from a source unless exceptions.

The High Court Gift Ban Act prohibits federal judges from accepting gifts valued over $50 in a single instance or $100 in aggregate per year from a source unless exceptions apply. Exceptions include gifts paid for by an educational institution, reimbursement for reasonable expenses for certain seminars or events, and personal hospitality from an individual not considered a prohibited source. The act also outlines civil and criminal penalties for violations and mandates the Supreme Court and the Judicial Conference to promulgate regulations for compliance.

Federal judges are prohibited from receiving gifts valued over $50 in a single instance or $100 in aggregate per year from a source unless exceptions.

The High Court Gift Ban Act prohibits federal judges from accepting gifts valued over $50 in a single instance or $100 in aggregate per year from a source unless exceptions apply. Exceptions include gifts paid for by an educational institution, reimbursement for reasonable expenses for certain seminars or events, and personal hospitality from an individual not considered a prohibited source. The act also outlines civil and criminal penalties for violations and mandates the Supreme Court and the Judicial Conference to promulgate regulations for compliance.