Judicial Integrity Act

This bill, the Judicial Integrity Act, updates federal conflict of interest rules to explicitly include federal judges and Supreme Court justices under the same standards that apply to other government officials. It requires these judges to avoid financial interests that could compromise their impartiality, such as investments in cases they oversee. The bill also creates a new process allowing the Judicial Conference of the United States to issue regulations exempting minor financial interests (like small stock holdings) from disclosure rules, after public notice and comment. This change aims to clarify judicial conduct standards while providing a structured way to handle trivial financial ties.