U.S. Supreme Court justices take lavish gifts — then raise the bar for bribery prosecutions

U.S. Supreme Court justices haven't been shy about taking fancy freebies from rich people — many of them with an interest in the actions of the court. In 2016, those same justices unanimously voted to make it a lot harder to prosecute public officials for accepting bribes.

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