LAP’s President and Founder, Aliza Shatzman, discusses the unique accountability gap for the federal judiciary and the work LAP has done to address the issue of judicial misconduct.

Since the 4-year anniversary of the Judicial Accountability Act’s passage, Shatzman launched LAP and began a clerkship transparency movement. LAP’s "Glassdoor for judges” database has served over 4,000 law students, received over 2,000 surveys, and reviewed over 1,200 judges.

There is still work to be done! Law clerks need to continue reporting on their clerkship experiences, and the public needs to hold Congress’s feet to the fire—especially since this is an election year!