States That Judges Should Avoid Making Political Speeches, Contributing to Party

question 1

Multiple Choice

States that judges should avoid making political speeches, contributing to party funds, and endorsing political candidates.

• A) U.S. Senate
• B) Caperton v. A. T. Massey Coal Company
• C) News media
• D) Judicial accountability
• E) Canons of Judicial Ethics
• F) Judicial conduct commission
• G) Political patronage
• H) Party of Minnesota v. White
• I) U.S. Department of Justice
• J) American Judicature Society

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