Aliza Shatzman, President and Founder of The Legal Accountability Project (LAP), discusses the lack of accountability in the federal judiciary and Congress's failure to address it. Despite LAP's efforts to create transparency through its Database for law clerks and encourage reporting misconduct, judicial accountability remains a significant issue. Shatzman criticizes both Democratic and Republican lawmakers for their unwillingness to hold judges accountable due to political tribalism and fear of bad press. She calls on the public to pressure Congress into action, emphasizing that unaccountable judges pose a threat to all citizens' rights and justice.
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