Legal Week reports
March 20, 2002 at 07:03 PM
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The Scottish Executive has ditched plans for the introduction of a judicial code of conduct, two years after it was first proposed in a consultation paper on judicial appointments.
The paper, Judicial Appointments: An Inclusive Approach, produced in early 2000, called for proposals on a binding code for judges in the Supreme and Sheriff Courts.
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