Sentences with phrase «of judicial conduct»

The code of judicial conduct bars federal judges from using the prestige of their office for fundraising purposes.

On April 29th, the Supreme Court issued a decision in Williams - Yulee v. Florida Bar, upholding the constitutionality of Florida's canon of judicial conduct prohibiting judicial candidates from personally soliciting campaign contributions.

A complete reference that discusses the state's code of judicial conduct in more detail can be found in the Indiana Code of Judicial Conduct, which is available online.

Zabel was reprimanded for his breach of the standards of judicial conduct in combination with a suspension without pay for 30 days.

Composition of Judicial Council and its ability to adopt rules of judicial conduct governing all state judges

Carni said the rules of judicial conduct prevent him from discussing politics.

All codes of judicial conduct espouse the values of judicial independence, impartiality, integrity, diligence and competence, as evidenced by The Bangalore Principles of Judicial Conduct (2002), which was signed by the chief justices of 29 countries.

Specifically, the commission found that Jenevein violated Canon 2B of the judicial conduct code, which bars a judge from using the prestige of his office to advance his private interests or those of others.

Investment treaty claims arising out of judicial conduct - whether based on annulment of a contract for corruption or other irregularity or a fundamental jurisprudential shift - have been on the rise.

There are four essential canons of judicial conduct that apply to judges serving on the supreme court and all other state judges in Indiana.

Under rule 8.4 (f), a lawyer may not «knowingly assist a judge... in conduct that is a violation of applicable rules of judicial conduct.»

Appealing to unnecessarily abstract standards of judicial conduct might do a disservice to the judge whose tears are the only understandable response to hard cases.

In the author's opinion, these performance evaluations should be synchronized with the code of judicial conduct.

An American Bar Association commission's proposal to weaken the code of judicial conduct is finding no support within the legal blogosphere.

In 2005, 2006, and 2008 the Florida Supreme Court made minor amendments to its canons of judicial conduct.

(g) knowingly assisting a judge or judicial officer in conduct that is a violation of applicable rules of judicial conduct or other law;

Williams - Yulee's case is now before the U.S. Supreme Court, and the question it will decide is whether a rule of judicial conduct that prohibits candidates for judicial office from personally soliciting campaign funds violates the First Amendment.

By publishing this false advertisement, Gableman violated the canons of judicial conducts, the commission's complaint charges.