Judges Highest Standards of Integrity Impartiality Sign

“The Judiciary is entrusted to self-govern and, in doing so, must hold its federal judges to the highest standards of integrity and impartiality." Ninth Circuit Chief Circuit Judge Mary H. Murguia, July 8, 2024. We apply those high standards to federal district and circuit court judges, but fail to hold the justices of the highest court in the land, the Supreme Court, to that same standard. It's time for an ethics rule and enforcement mechanism with some teeth in it, and it's time to start impeaching justices who have been conducting themselves with the "highest standards of integrity and impartiality." Design description: Horizontal design. Background design is a lady justice in black silhouette, holding up the scales of justice, placed over the left third of the design. Right aligned on the top one third of the design, starting parallel with the fist lady justice uses to hold her scale, and continuing over three lines to just below the scale, are the words, "The judiciary is entrusted to self-govern," The first line is a larger black font, the second and third lines are in a smaller red font. There is no text over lady justice's head and body, or over the scale that she holds up. Below that, starting at about lady justice's waist, in slightly smaller blue font, right-aligned across four lines, are the words, "And in doing so, must hold its federal judges to the highest standards of integrity and impartiality." At the bottom, in very small black font over two lines are the words, "Ninth Circuit Chief Circuit Judge Mary H. Murguia on July 8, 2024."