Sentences with phrase «erodes public confidence in the judiciary»
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Failure on the part of even a few judges to comply with these standards serves to degrade and demean the entire judiciary and to erode public confidence in the judicial process.
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[3] Public confidence in the independence and impartiality of the judiciary is eroded if judges, judicial candidates, and a judge - elect are perceived to be subject to political influence.
COMMENT [1] Public confidence in the judiciary is eroded by improper conduct and conduct that creates the appearance of impropriety.
[97] If individuals can not be assured that judges are impartial, this could erode public confidence in adjudication and could result in people becoming reluctant to seek the aid of the judiciary to help resolve disputes.