Judicial Regulator Changes Supreme Court Justices’ Gift Disclosure Rules

The new rule amends a 2023 regulation that made it more difficult to avoid reporting gifts, meals, and trips.
Judicial Regulator Changes Supreme Court Justices’ Gift Disclosure Rules
The U.S. Supreme Court in Washington on Aug. 14, 2024. Madalina Vasiliu/The Epoch Times
Matthew Vadum
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Supreme Court justices and federal judges need not file public disclosure documents when they eat or stay at a personal residence, including those owned by business entities, a judicial rulemaking body announced on Sept. 23.

The new regulation contrasts with rules the U.S. Judicial Conference issued in March 2023 that mandated greater disclosure of gifts, meals, and trips, making it more difficult to claim an exemption from disclosure on personal hospitality grounds.