At the very least, the court should make itself subject to the code of conduct that applies to the rest of the federal judiciary.
The justices are not subject to the code of conduct for federal judges, which has broad prohibitions about gifts for judges and their families.
He was responding to members of Congress, experts in legal ethics, and legal advocacy groups who wanted the Court to be subject to the Code of Conduct for United States Judges, which applies to all other federal judges.
The collection of research subjects followed the code of ethics of the World Medical Association (Declaration of Helsinki).
Livingston acknowledged it was his reading of the Traités which "fortified me in a design to prosecute the subject" of a code of penal law (1838 43, XI, 51).
Officials said the warehouse was the subject of a city code enforcement investigation at the time of the fire due to complaints about health and safety issues.
On the subject of the strict Islamic dress code that includes the hijab, he once he was against a crackdown on women wearing looser clothing in the sweltering summers, and even suggested they could still be "virtuous" without them.
Secondary : where the subject of the text (and Read code) is a documented primary malignancy of non-ovarian origin.
The conservation of the genetic code indicates that there was a single origin, but like all genetic material, the cell's interpretation of the code is subject to evolutionary pressure.
On the subject of aligning coding DNA in presence of frameshift errors, some related ideas were presented in [ 22, 23].
