Supreme Court Ethics and Investigations Act

The bill lets the Chief Justice create an Office of Ethics Counsel to advise Supreme Court justices and their spouses on ethics rules like gifts, financial disclosures, political activity, and conflicts of interest, and to train justices and report to Congress each year on the advice given. It also lets the Chief Justice create an Office of Investigative Counsel that can receive ethics complaints from congressional leaders, investigate justices using subpoena power, and report findings and recommendations to the Chief Justice, Congress, and, for suspected crimes, the Attorney General.