Sentence examples for judicial code from inspiring English sources

The new constitution provided a framework for secular legislation, a new judicial code, and a free press.

"It violates the judicial code for him to," Cindy Sauls, his wife, said by telephone from the couple's home.

Section 455(a) of the Judicial Code requires judges to recuse themselves when their "impartiality might reasonably be questioned".

Illinois judges are required by the state's judicial code of conduct to "refrain from inappropriate political activity" but are not prohibited from making political contributions.

And it said that in commenting publicly on the case, the judge had shown bias and violated the judicial code of conduct.

A review body has determined that Judge Broadbelt's activities violate the judicial code of conduct; he has appealed to the high court.

They could also openly adopt the judicial conduct code as they work to adapt it.

Senator Richard J. Durbin, Democrat of Illinois, asked whether the Supreme Court should be required to follow the Judicial Conference Code of Conduct, which is currently used as "guidance".

Using a recently revised judicial ethics code, the state Supreme Court upheld the disbarment of a lawyer in 1998 who committed insurance fraud, saying, "There is simply no place in the law for a man or woman who will not tell the truth even when his interest is involved".

Ellen Yaroshefsky, a legal ethics professor at Hofstra University, said it's a "commonly accepted practice" and Stephen Gillers, a legal ethics professor at New York University said that there was "nothing in the judicial conduct code or the rules of professional conduct for lawyers forbids this".

Judicial conduct codes in many states have long required candidates for the bench to avoid making false or misleading statements.