Former colleague of Supreme Court chief justice's wife makes ethics claim.
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"I do believe that litigants in U.S. courts, and especially the Supreme Court, deserve to know if their judges' households are receiving six-figure payments from the law firms," Price wrote, according to the Times.Neither John nor Jane Roberts immediately responded to ABC News' request for comment. "Second, the national controversy and debate regarding the integrity of the Supreme Court demanded that I no longer keep silent about the information I possessed, regardless of the impact such disclosures might have upon me professionally and personally," he added.
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