1.   An appeals court panel later ruled that Jackson had violated judicial ethics in the speech, but declined to remove him from the case.

2.   A man of unquestioned rectitude, Tuttle was named by Chief Justice Warren Burger to lead a judicial ethics committee to deal with the improprieties of his judicial colleagues.

3.   But Steven Lubet, an expert on judicial ethics at the Northwestern University School of Law, said he would demand a higher standard.

4.   Engstrom responded that his analysis did not include judicial races because judicial ethics limit what can be said or done during campaigns.

5.   Edwards read the canons of judicial ethics prohibiting a judge from making contact with one side and suggested that Pickering had violated it.

6.   In June, the appeals court struck down the latter ruling and disqualified Jackson for repeatedly violating judicial ethics.

7.   Judicial ethics forbid him from lending his name to any effort that raises money, Colbath said.

8.   Judicial ethics generally require judges to refrain from meeting separately with the parties to a given case.

9.   On judicial ethics he is a strict constructionist.

10.   The appeals court removed Jackson from the case for what it called egregious violations of judicial ethics after he talked to the press while the case was under way.