S.3914

Establishes an Office of Ethics Counsel and an Office of Investigative Counsel within the Supreme Court to handle ethics complaints and.

The Supreme Court Ethics and Investigations Act establishes two offices within the Supreme Court: the Office of Ethics Counsel and the Office of Investigative Counsel. The Office of Ethics Counsel is tasked with advising justices on judicial ethics, including financial disclosure requirements, acceptance of gifts, political activity, conflicts of interest, and unauthorized disclosure of official Court documents. The Office of Investigative Counsel reviews and investigates ethics complaints against justices, their spouses, and dependents.