United States Marshals Service

About United States Marshals Service

The ethics program in the U.S. Marshals Service is administered by the Office of General Counsel. Within the Office of General Counsel are members of the Ethics Team who advise employees, provide ethics training, collect and review public and confidential financial disclosure reports filed by employees required to complete such reports on an annual basis, and complete ethics reports, as required, that are sent to the Department of Justice and the Office of Government Ethics.The U.S. Marshals Service is committed to the highest standards of ethical behavior as a law enforcement agency entrusted with important authorities on behalf of the American public. To uphold these high ethical standards, all U.S. Marshals Service employees are made aware of important ethics rules and policies on a continuous basis, and many receive annual ethics training.A larger number of employees from all 94 districts and divisions request, receive, and rely on ethics advice and assistance provided by the Ethics Team attorneys.