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Previously undisclosed gifts totaling hundreds ofthousands of dollarsgiven to Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas by a prominent conservative billionaire have sparked a debate over the ethics of Supreme Court justices.On Friday, Justice Thomas confirmed he has received some trips over the years from Harlan and Kathy Crow. However, the justice said he did not report it because he didn t think he had t stanley cup o.News of the trips was firstreported by ProPublica, an online, non-profit journalism website. Congress vs. Supreme Court Ethics rulesinvolving members of Congress are very clear.In fact, online, there are pages and pages of guidance detailing when a member of Congress can accept a gift and when they can t.Supreme Court justices, however, follow a completely different set of rules 鈥?rules that some say need to change.One reason for the push for ch stanley cup ange is because of how influential Supreme Court justices are.From rulings on abortion last year to anticipated rulings on voting rights and race this year, their impact is as great as ever. Ethics stanley cup rules for judges are just different, said Charles Geyh, a law professor specializing in ethics at Indiana University.Geyh says take for insta Zowa Annual Choir Extravaganza helps Great Falls shelter
Dennis Ulvestad, the Billings City Council candidate running to represent Ward 5, said a warrant for his arrest h salomon as been dismissed after he paid the fines charged from a probation violation tied to a 2017 DUI conviction.Ulvestad addressed the warrant at a City Council candidate forum Tuesday night at the Billings Public Library, hours after The Billings Gazette reported he had an outstanding warrant tied to a DUI conviction in 2018. Im sure all of you have read the paper this morning about me having warrants out af1 for my arrest. Ive seen Judge Sheila Kolar today, and both of my warrants have been air max 1 squashed, Ulvestad said.The paper reported that Ulvestad failed to make contact with his probation officer for two of his mandated check-ins and fallen behind in paying $1,660 in court costs.Ulvestad passed out a copy of his court documents to the crowd of about 70, proving he paid the fines. He said he wasn t aware of any warrants out for his arrest. lt;div class= Figure-credit itemprop= author gt;Mitch Lagge Court documents passed out by Ulvestad at c |
