Judge's Conduct and Professional Ethics

Author: Huai Xiaofeng
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Publish Date: 2006-10-01
Features: Legal experts from the United States, France, and other countries discuss the behavior of judges and the ethical and behavioral norms of judges, and point out the professional conduct standards for judges. The formation of judicial professional ethics is closely related to the existence of the judicial profession and is also a product of the development of social politics and economy to a certain stage. It marks the gradual maturation of the ideological and professional consciousness of a professional group. In a stricter sense, "morality" is more likely to be used for people, carrying more subjective, subjective, personal, and individual connotations; while "ethics" is more objective, objective, social, and group-oriented. However, starting from modern times, "ethics" and "morality" have been used as near-synonyms, and are mutually compatible in most contexts.