...page 192, and in the American Bar Association at page 1 18. I will read them to you : Judicial Ethics In addition to the Canons for Professional Conduct...Lawyers, which it has formulated and adopted, the Bar Association of North Dakota, mindful that the character and conduct of a judge should never be...

...ought to be preserved without scandal and corruption." — Bacon's Essay "of Judicature." PREAMBLE In addition to the Canons for Professional Conduct...to set forth its views respecting those principles whch should govern the personal practice of members of the judiciary in the administration of their...

...Association at its Forty-Seventh Annual Meeting at Philadephia, Pennsylvania, on July 9, 1924. PREAMBLE. In addition to the Canons for Professional Conduct...habits of life, deems it desirable to set forth its view respecting those principles which should govern the personal practice of members of the judiciary...

...ought to be preserved without scandal and corruption." — Bacon's Essav "of Judicature." PREAMBLE In addition to the Canons for Professional Conduct...principles which should govern the personal practice of memebers of the judiciary in the administration of their office. The Association accordingly adopts...

...purprlse thereof ought to be preserved without acandat and corruption." — Bacon's Efsay "Of Judicature." In addition to the Canons for Professional Conduct...of a Judge should never be objects of Indifference, ind that declared ethical standards tend to become habits of life, deems U desirable to set forth Us...

...thereof ought to be preserved without scandal and corruption." . . — Bacon'i Essay "Of Judicature." In addition to the Canons for Professional Conduct of Lawyers which It haa formulated and adopted, the American Bar Association, mindful that the character and conduct of...

...thereof ought to be preserved without acandal and corruption." . . — Bacon'* Essav "Of Judicature." In addition to the Canons for Professional Conduct...and that declared ethical standards tend to become hablta of life, deems It desirable to set forth Its vlewa respecting those principles which should...

...to be preserved without scandal and corruption." . . . — Bacon's Essay "Of Judicature." Preamble. In addition to the Canons for Professional Conduct...Association, mindful that the character and conduct of a iudge should never be obiects of indifference, and that declared ethical standards tend to become hahits...