Judicial Ethics

Judicial ethics refers to the principles and standards that guide judges in performing their duties fairly, impartially, and with integrity. These ethics ensure that judges uphold the law without personal bias or conflict of interest, maintain confidentiality, and treat all parties with respect. Judicial ethics aim to foster public confidence in the legal system by ensuring that justice is administered transparently and without favoritism. Essentially, it is about judges acting in a manner that is honorable and just, while adhering to legal standards and promoting ethical conduct within the judiciary.