The laws that
govern judicial campaigns and the behavior of candidates stipulate that a candidate may withdraw from a race for only three reasons: death, departure (moving out of the district) or nomination for another judicial office.
Rules that
govern judicial campaign conduct are generally established by state courts, and sometimes adopted by state legislatures.
Not exact matches
Although most states have rules
governing judicial recusal related to
campaign contributions, few formal ethical rules
govern lawyers making those contributions.
Unlike laws allowing legislatures to override court rules or giving politicians more control over
judicial selection, recusal rules
govern the ethics of judges, and they are only necessary in states in which the high courts have failed to respond adequately to the swelling tide of
campaign cash.
The Rules
Governing Judicial Conduct State Administrative Law Judges» Model Code of Conduct Sample Letters of Engagement (PDF) Attorney - Client Fee Dispute Resolution Program
Judicial Campaign Conduct Brochure (PDF)