Supreme Court Justice Alito Rejects Congress’ Power on Ethics in a Public Break from His Peers

In their relatively rare public appearances off the bench, justices of the U.S. Supreme Court frequently profess to be agnostic on matters of politics and public policy.

“The court is an institution of law, not of politics, not of partisanship,” Justice Brett Kavanaugh told a group of federal judges in a speech just last month.

By tradition, the justices have tended to stay far from political debate even in the midst of intense public criticism of their rulings and personal conduct.

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