Arizona Code of Judicial Conduct

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The Arizona Code of Judicial Conduct is a set of ethical rules and professional standards that govern the behavior, integrity, and impartiality of judges and judicial officers in Arizona.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf judicial code of conduct
professional ethics code
aimsToPrevent abuse of judicial office
conflicts of interest
improper ex parte communications
appliesTo full-time judges
judges in Arizona
judicial candidates in Arizona
judicial officers in Arizona
part-time judges
pro tempore judges
retired judges serving by assignment
basedOn American Bar Association Model Code of Judicial Conduct NERFINISHED
contains canons
comments
rules
encourages judicial engagement in appropriate community activities
enforcedBy Arizona Commission on Judicial Conduct NERFINISHED
governs ethical behavior of judges
extrajudicial activities of judges
impartiality of judges
integrity of the judiciary
judicial campaign conduct
judicial independence
jurisdiction State of Arizona NERFINISHED
language English
legalStatus binding ethical rules for Arizona judiciary
limits acceptance of gifts and benefits by judges
use of judicial letterhead for personal purposes
promulgatedBy Arizona Supreme Court NERFINISHED
providesFor disciplinary consequences for violations
purpose to ensure integrity and independence of the judiciary
to promote public confidence in the judiciary
to provide guidance to judges and judicial candidates
requires avoidance of impropriety and appearance of impropriety
competence and diligence
compliance with the law
confidentiality of certain judicial information
disclosure and disqualification in cases of conflict
fair and respectful treatment of litigants and lawyers
judicial impartiality
limits on political and campaign activity
maintenance of professional competence in the law
prohibition on bias and prejudice
proper performance of administrative and judicial duties
scope state courts of Arizona
subjectArea judicial ethics
professional responsibility

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