Justice Barrett expresses support for Supreme Court ethics code amid scrutiny

Justice Amy Coney Barrett stated a code of conduct for the Supreme Court would be a "good idea" to communicate ethical standards.
Barrett acknowledged unanimous agreement among justices to hold themselves to high ethical standards but did not comment on timeline.
Pressure for reform has grown after reports of justices failing to disclose gifts, trips, and other potential conflicts of interest.
Other justices including Elena Kagan, Brett Kavanaugh, and John Roberts have also voiced support for establishing formal ethics rules.
Protesters interrupted Barrett's University of Minnesota lecture over her vote to overturn Roe v. Wade and called for her removal.