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Every American wants an independent judiciary, Melissa Murray says
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5:04Now PlayingPresident Biden has called for ethic reforms for the Supreme Court Justices including term limits, a code of ethics and a proposed constitutional amendment on presidential immunity. New York University Law School professor and MNSBC Legal Analyst Melissa Murray joins MSNBC’s Jonathan Capehart to discuss new polling that shows a majority of Americans, including a majority of Republicans, agree with President Biden that there should be a binding code of ethics for United States Supreme Court justices.
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