judicial integrity

Hagan Scotten Resignation: A Bold Stand in the Eric Adams Case

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Hagan Scotten Resignation

In a dramatic turn of events, Hagan Scotten, the lead prosecutor in the corruption case against New York City Mayor Eric Adams, has resigned, sparking widespread debate about the integrity of the judicial process. Scotten’s departure is not just a personal decision; it reflects a deeper crisis within the legal system, particularly regarding political interference. This blog … Read more

U.S. Judiciary Refers Ex-Alaska Judge for Impeachment Over ‘Reprehensible’ Conduct

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U.S. Judiciary Refers Ex-Alaska Judge for Impeachment

The U.S. Judiciary has taken the rare step of referring former Alaska District Judge Joshua Kindred to the House of Representatives for impeachment, marking a significant moment in judicial accountability. This referral comes after serious allegations of misconduct, including inappropriate relationships with law clerks, creating a hostile work environment, and making misleading statements during an … Read more