Supreme Court Chief Justice Roberts stresses need for judicial independence

Supreme Court Chief Justice John Roberts said the nation's federal courts are doing a better job of policing themselves, which he called essential for the ability of the judicial branch to maintain its independence.

The late Sandra Day O'Connor, the first woman to serve on the

Chief Justice Roberts Reflects on Conflicts, Harassment and

Structural Reforms to the Federal Judiciary - Center for American

Roberts pushes for judiciary's continued independence in year-end

Chief Justice Roberts says U.S. Supreme Court can do more on

Will the Roberts Court Gut Another Campaign-Finance Law?

Supreme Court faces rough Decision on Trump's Immunity Claims

Justice Sandra Day O'Connor, the first woman to serve on the

SCOTUS can address ethics as 'independent branch,' Chief Justice

Opinion analysis: No role for courts in partisan gerrymandering

Chief Justice John Roberts rebukes Trump for 'Obama judge' complaint

Chief Justice John Roberts will not testify before Congress about

Chief Justice Roberts calls courts a source of 'unity, stability

12 bar associations stress the importance of judicial diversity