State rules, usually established by each state?s supreme court, that regulate the behavior of lawyers. Violations can lead to warnings, fines, suspensions, and even license revocation. Regulations are pro-consumer; they attempt to protect innocent parties from unscrupulous and improper behavior. If you think your lawyer is doing something wrong, i.e., it doesn?t pass the ?smell? test, review the Cannons for possible violations. Also called ?Code of Professional Responsibility.?
Question: federal judiciary questions? I can't seem to answer these questions for my essay. Does anyone have any answers to these?
who are the main actors in the federal judiciary?
who does the background check on perspective federal judges?
In 1972, the cannon of legal ethics was replaced by what code of judicial conduct?
Thank you!
Answer: 1. The Chief Justice of the U.S. Supreme Court and the Justices on the Court.
2. Federal Bureau of Investigation.
3. The Model Code of Judicial Conduct.
