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New live webcast:

Avoiding Common Judicial Ethics Problems: Part II
Thursday February 16, 2012, 3 – 4 p.m. ET
Although most judges avoid violating the code of judicial conduct, there are certain temptations that many judges have found difficult to resist and certain fact patterns that recur in judicial discipline cases each year. Using that case law, this program will describe examples of frequent violations to help judges avoid common ethical breaches, both on-the-bench and in extra-judicial activity. Part I covered 6 topics, including, “Never ask ‘do you know who I am?,’” “Do not over-react to the judicial conduct commission,” and “be temperate.” Part II will cover 5-6 additional topics such as treatment of pro se litigants, court staff, and colleagues.  SpeakersColin Winchester, Executive Director, Utah Judicial Conduct Commission; Cynthia Gray, Director, Center for Judicial Ethics, American Judicature Society.  Member Price: $67.50 Non-Member Price: $75. 
 

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Now Available On-Demand:
 
A Conversation about Judicial Disqualification

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Top Judicial Ethics Stories of 2011
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Big Money and Judicial Elections
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Access to Justice: New Alliances, New Solutions
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The Appearance of Impropriety Standard for Judges
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Application of Treaties in U.S. Courts: An Empirical Analysis

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Avoiding Common Judicial Ethics Problems
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A Lawyer in the Family: Judicial Disqualification When a Judge is Related to a Lawyer
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Judges and Social Media

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Eyewitness Identification Evidence: Science, Practice, and Trends

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Top Judicial Ethics Stories of 2010

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Ethical Issues for New Judges:  Disqualification

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Ethical Issues for New Judges:  The Transition to the Bench

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What Other States Can Learn from the Pennsylvania “Cash for Kids” Scandal

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Restrictions on Judicial Political Conduct Eights Years after Republican Party of Minnesota v. White

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Judicial Disqualification One Year after Caperton v. A.T. Massey Coal

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Ethical Implications of Political Activities by Members of a Judge’s Family

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Judicial Disqualification and Friendships with Attorneys

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