US Supreme Court justices should be bound by an ethics code, fellow judges said in a survey showing concern that the lack of one would undermine confidence in lower courts.
The National Judicial College asked more than 12,000 alumni in a mailing whether they supported a high court code of ethics, and more than 97% of the 859 who responded said they would.
“They should set a very high bar for the rest of us to emulate,” Texas District Court Judge Michael E. Mery said in comments accompanying the survey results.
Paul R. Hart, a town justice in Big Flats, ...
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