A federal judge said Wednesday that the federal judiciary’s governing body, led by Chief Justice John Roberts, blocked internal debate about 2011 ethics complaints against Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas
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https://www.wsj.com/articles/federal-judge-says-judicial-body-gave-2011-complaints-about-clarence-thomas-short-shrift-9a1fd689 Senate Judiciary subcommittee hearing examines how complaints about Thomas gifts, payments to wife were handled internally
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