Justices do not disclose if they are taken on trips, who is paying for various things that they might enjoy.
Zoe Lofgren: “Justices do not disclose if they are taken on trips, who is paying for various things that they might enjoy.”
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Lofgren raises concerns about Supreme Court justices' ethics and transparency.
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