Justices on the U.S. Supreme Court have been involved in a series of ethics controversies recently, and the court's approval rating remains at an all-time low.
told a judicial conference last week that he hopes there will be concrete steps soon to address the ongoing ethics concerns that have smeared the court's reputation and expressed optimism that the court could increase confidence among the American public by doing so.
"My perspective is we're nine public servants who are hard-working and care a lot about the court and care a lot about the judiciary as a whole."
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