US SB1814

Requires the Supreme Court to issue a binding code of conduct for justices within 180 days, with public notice and comment, and make all ethics rules publicly available on its website in searchable format

Establishes a complaint process against justices, with allegations reviewed by a 5-judge panel randomly selected from circuit chief judges that can hold hearings, issue subpoenas, and publish findings and recommendations

Expands mandatory disqualification requirements to include cases where a party lobbied for the justice's confirmation or provided gifts, income, or reimbursements to the justice, their spouse, or minor child within 6 years of the proceeding

Creates a formal review process for disqualification motions, requiring judges to either grant the motion or certify it to a randomly selected 3-judge panel (or the other Supreme Court justices for motions against a justice)

Mandates new disclosure requirements for parties and amici curiae, including gifts provided to justices, lobbying contacts related to judicial appointments, and identification of major donors to amicus filers exceeding $100,000 or 3% of annual revenue