Judges' Role in Political Issues and Ethical Considerations

This chapter explores the delicate balance judges must strike between engaging in political issues and maintaining impartiality, using Justice Ginsburg's actions as a case study. It discusses the ethical implications of judges endorsing parties, the need for impartiality in the judiciary, and potential consequences for ethical violations. The conversation also touches on the historical context of judges critiquing each other and the chief justice's role in upholding impartiality among justices.