Chief Justice Roberts lauds progress against sexual harassment by federal judges
WASHINGTON – Federal judges sometimes have to decide cases involving sexual harassment and abuse in the workplace.
In the past year, however, the court system has had to look inward at an equally wrenching problem: powerful judges who harass and abuse law clerks and other employees in the privacy of chambers.
Chief Justice John G. Roberts Jr. devoted his year-end report on the judiciary to describing how the nation’s top judges had investigated the problem of workplace abuse and adopted policies
