John Roberts endorses changes in federal judiciary to combat workplace abuse

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Supreme Court Chief Justice John Roberts said in a year-end report for the federal judiciary that he approves of changes recommended by a working group he started after a top appeals court judge retired from the federal bench amid a sexual misconduct controversy.

In the 15-page report, released on New Year’s Eve, Roberts said the group concluded that the judicial branch could do more to encourage employees to encourage people to come forward to report abuse and misconduct.

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