Judicial Ethics Villain: Judge Amy Berman Jackson
This case would be an ideal one to challenge for an American Civil Liberties Union that, sadly, no longer exists.
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Judicial Ethics Quiz: The Cranky Judge
Was the judge too mean to potential jurors?
Morning Ethics Heat-Up, 5/18/2022: More Judicial Review And Lies
Looking back on Brown v. Bd. of Education
Ethics (And Judicial) Hero: Federal Judge Roger Benitez
It is unfortunate that the judge, who is not one of those evil Trump judges but a moderate appointed by President Bush II, began his opinion with an invitation to be misquoted and misunderstood.
Ethics Observations On Three Recent Judicial Decisions
Three cases, many issues…
Comment Of The Day: “Ethics Dunce, Judicial Division: Arkansas Circuit Judge Wendell Griffen”
“What do you think of an age limit for Federal judges, setting either 70 or 75 as a mandatory retirement age?”
Ethics Dunce, Judicial Division: Arkansas Circuit Judge Wendell Griffen
Halt 8 executions, then play a role in an anti-death penalty protest…wait, people have a problem with a judge doing this?
KABOOM!* Ethics Dunce: Larry Klayman of Judicial Watch Fame
And speaking of ideas too ridiculous to talk about..
Ethics Heroes: The Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court
Because the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court had the wisdom, courage and integrity to let a Peeping Michael go free to hammer home the principle that the state should not be able to punish what Kate Balduan and Gizmodo might think is unethical conduct without laws that actually make such conduct illegal, every one of us is a little bit safer from government oppression.
Ethics Quiz: Alcoholics Anonymous and Judicial Abuse of Power
Should judges be sending offenders to AA?
Ethics Alarms 