The Supreme Court on Monday issued a new "Code of Conduct" following months of heightened scrutiny from Senate Judiciary Democrats pushing for new ethics laws for the high court. "The undersigned ...

The U.S. Supreme Court’s refusal to adopt a written code of ethics is a 50-year-old story that has recently gotten lots of fresh attention.

Tuesday's discussion comes two months after the firing of City Manager Lori Ann Farrell Harrison, which prompted a new request by a council member.

Amid blowback over Clarence Thomas travel, Supreme Court says it will adopt first-ever code of conduct It is the first time in its 234-year history the Supreme Court will honor a code of conduct.

If all goes as planned, a revised AICPA Code of Professional Conduct will be adopted by the Professional Ethics Executive Committee at its Jan. 28–29 meeting. In stark contrast to today’s code, the ...

Signed by all nine judges, the code of conduct largely tracks an existing code for other federal judges, but it also met with criticism from court-reform advocates and Democratic lawmakers for its ...

An employee code of conduct includes expectations and defines acceptable behaviors. It differs from a code of ethics in that it contains information pertinent to the individual and their behavior ...

By merely stating that it follows an ethics code with no enforcement mechanism, ... the U.S. Supreme Court’s recently issued code of conduct does nothing to enhance its reputation for integrity.

Code of Ethics for the Ecological Society of AmericaAs amended May 2021. Download the PDF. Preamble: This code provides guiding principles of conduct for all members of the Ecological Society of ...

The Supreme Court has adopted a formal ethics code for the first time in its history, bowing to public and congressional critics who demanded such a policy in the wake of reports about unreported ...

WASHINGTON -- The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday released a formal code of conduct, responding to years of criticism that the nation's highest court does not have transparent or enforceable ethics ...