Judges and Judiciary,
Government
Jun. 18, 2018
Grassley pushes for judicial oversight with inspector general bill
For years, congressional Republicans have tried unsuccessfully to pass legislation establishing a watchdog over the federal judiciary. With heightened scrutiny directed at how the courts handle complaints of misconduct, supporters of the cause could have an opportunity to make the proposed office a reality.
For years, congressional Republicans have tried unsuccessfully to pass legislation establishing a watchdog over the federal judiciary. With heightened scrutiny directed at how the courts handle complaints of misconduct, supporters of the cause could have an opportunity to make the proposed office a reality.
In December, Sen. Chuck Grassley, the Iowa Republican who chairs the Senate Judiciary Committee, proposed S. 2195, the Judicial ...
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