The public entrusts judges with administering justice, and lawyers admitted to practice become officers of the courts in which they appear. Together they are the guardians of the public's trust in the judicial system — yet they are largely responsible for policing themselves. That system of self-regulation fails to hold misconduct accountable, eroding public confidence in the courts. Vitreo counts what the profession won't, and is building a public, structured way to document misconduct in the open.
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