[textbook]Traversing the Ethical Minefield Problems, Law, and Professional Responsibility by Susan R. Martyn (z-lib.org)(1) (1)

Judges. See also Judicial ethics
communication with, 409–413
criticism of, First Amendment, 442
election funding, 477–481
election of, 475–476
extrajudicial conduct, 460
former judges’ conduct, 456
government clients, duty of conflict of interest resolution to, 323
impartiality of, 457–459
impeachment of, 457
independence of, 457–459
integrity of, 457–459
judicial behavior, 457–459
misconduct, duty to report, 423–428
recusal of, 457–475
role of, 457–459
selection of, 475–476
Judicial ethics, 455–481
Code of Conduct for United States Judges, 456
election funding, 477–481
extrajudicial conduct, 460
First Amendment, 476
future trends, 476
impartiality, 457–459
impeachment, 457
independence, 457–459
integrity, 457–459
judicial behavior, 457–459
Model Code of Judicial Conduct, 455–456, 457–459, 475–476
Model Rules of Professional Conduct, 456
procedural remedies, 457
recusal, 457–475
role of judges, 457–459
selection of judges, 475–476
sources of law, 456
Judicial regulation of lawyers. See Regulation of lawyers
Jurors, communication with, 409–413
Justice Department, 324, 325
K
Kant, Immanuel, 127
Kentucky, discipline of lawyers in, 34–37
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