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=== Reorganization of the Association ===
During his tenure as Director of the Federal Bar Association, Fogarty undertook a significant effort to revamp the association's mission, objectives, and divisions. Remarkably, his predecessor, Stickza, failed to furnish Fogarty with any of the documents or records pertaining to the work he had accomplished prior to Fogarty's assumption of the Director role. Consequently, Fogarty had to begin the reorganization process from the ground up.

Some of his accomplishments in reorganizing the association included:

* Establishing a comprehensive organizational structure<ref>[https://drive.google.com/file/d/1bzP6DL9eLT1xugOetA3GPdRiwByQJulg/view?usp=sharing Statement of Organization https://drive.google.com/file/d/1bzP6DL9eLT1xugOetA3GPdRiwByQJulg/view?usp=sharing]</ref> that clearly defined the roles and responsibilities of every officer within the association.
* Formulating an attorney ethics code<ref>[https://drive.google.com/file/d/1hxNbwtVCf3PybJhITIUfPWYZw0w3MbmY/view?usp=sharing Attorneys Code of Ethics https://drive.google.com/file/d/1hxNbwtVCf3PybJhITIUfPWYZw0w3MbmY/view?usp=sharing]</ref> that notably included a provision banning the submission of briefs and participation in legal proceedings by OpenAI and other artificial intelligence software, ensuring human oversight and accountability.
* Creating a judges' code of ethics<ref>https://drive.google.com/file/d/1sfEKAujJMumTZK2bDceLb-OEibDE2ZDR/view?usp=sharing</ref> to serve as a guiding framework for judges, encouraging them to adhere to "ethical behavior." This code of ethics fostered a direct, coordinated relationship with the U.S. Congress, which held the authority to take action against judges who violated the established ethical standards.