Ensuring Judicial Independence
ADDITIONAL RESOURCES
Report to the Supreme Court of Louisiana from the Ad Hoc Committee to Study the Creation of a Judicial Campaign Oversight Committee. See: http://www.lasc.org/lajao/judcampaign.pdf.
Thomas K. Byerley, "Judicial Campaign Ethics Experiment," 78 Michigan Bar Journal 318 (March 1999).
John Caher, "Bench, Bar Seek Judicial Election Reform," New York Law Journal, Oct. 16, 2001, p. 1.
Richard A. Dove, "Judicial Campaign Conduct: Rules, Education, and Enforcement," 34 Loyola of Los Angeles Law Review 1447 (2001).
Louisiana Supreme Court Rule 35. Judicial Campaign Oversight Committee. See: www.lasc.org/rules/html/XXXV.htm.
Mississippi Code of Judicial Conduct, Section 5F. See: www.mssc.state.ms.us/rules/
Barbara Reed and Roy Schotland, "Judicial Campaign Conduct Committees," 35 Indiana Law Review, (forthcoming 2002).
South Dakota Rules of Procedure of the Judicial Qualifications Commission, Rule IV (Appendix to SDCL 16-1A). See: http://legis.state.sd.us/sessions/2000/sesslaws/.
This resource kit contains materials from a variety of
sources. Consequently, unless specifically stated, materials do not necessarily
represent official policy of the ABA.
Updated May 2002.