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No More Lines: Millions Stream Live Supreme Court Arguments

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POGO Statement on Agency Legal Material Review Electoral Count Act Must Prevent State and Federal Officials from Overturning Will of Voters Promoting Judicial Ethics with the 21st Century Courts Act Broad Coalition Applauds House Judiciary Committee for Whistleblower Protections Amicus Brief: Reed v. Goertz POGO and Fix the Court Urge Senate Judiciary Committee to Consider Reforming the Supreme Court Shadow Docket 87 Organizations Urge Supreme Court to Make Live Audio Streaming Permanent and Accessible Amicus Brief: United States v. Johnson Amicus Brief: Jury Trial Protections Should Apply to Everyone Amicus Brief: Congress Needs Information to Do Its Job Amicus Brief: Challenging the Constitutionality of Oklahoma’s Death Penalty Statute Amicus Brief: Sixth Amendment Requires New Trial for Rodney Reed Amicus Brief: There's No Shortcut in the Sixth Amendment Congress Must Ensure that All Officials Respect Court Orders Congress Must Increase Judicial Accountability and Transparency

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Promoting Accountability and Transparency in the Federal Judiciary Phone Briefing: Courts and Congressional Oversight

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The Bridge: SCOTUS Operandi

analysis | March 9, 2023

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The Bridge: Judgement Calls

analysis | January 12, 2023

Protecting Supreme Court Impartiality Through Ethics Reform

testimony | December 8, 2022
No More Lines: Millions Stream Live Supreme Court Arguments

database | September 22, 2022
Congress, Don’t Lose the Plot on Judicial Ethics

analysis | May 23, 2022
Building Confidence in the Supreme Court Through Ethics and Recusal Reforms

testimony | April 27, 2022
Legal Battles Over Congressional Oversight: The Busy Year Ahead

analysis | January 27, 2022
POGO Testimony: Increasing Transparency and Accountability in the Judicial Branch

testimony | October 26, 2021
Will Bill Barr Place His Thumb on the Scale to Tip the Election to Trump?

analysis | November 2, 2020
Unqualified Impunity: When Government Officials Break the Law, They Often Get Away With It

analysis | October 22, 2020