Judicial Campaign Conduct Committees

Authors

Roy A. Schotland, Georgetown University Law CenterFollow
Barbara Reed, The Constitution Project

Document Type

Article

Publication Date

2002

Abstract

As the other papers presented at this Symposium make abundantly clear, the problems associated with inappropriate statements and conduct during judicial elections are unlikely to abate anytime soon. Bench and bar leaders across the country are being joined by a growing chorus of members of the media and the public in demands that something be done. As an initial step that requires relatively little yet holds great promise, the authors endorse the use of judicial campaign conduct committees as a means of long-term improvement.

Comments

Copyright 2002, the Trustees of Indiana University. Reprinted with permission from the Indiana Law Review.

Publication Citation

35 Ind. L. Rev. 781-805 (2002)

Scholarly Commons Citation

Schotland, Roy A. and Reed, Barbara, "Judicial Campaign Conduct Committees" (2002). Georgetown Law Faculty Publications and Other Works. 205.
https://scholarship.law.georgetown.edu/facpub/205