The judiciary’s power resides in the public’s assent to its authority. If the public views the judiciary as harboring misbehaving judges, an ND Law prof. argues, it stands to reason that its decisions may fall into disrepute.
The Conference prefers that Congress stay out of the business of judicial oversight and that instead judges regulate their own.
That an expedited release was so easy prompted legal experts across the country to ask why it's not standard.