Justices, Judges, and Court Employees (CJCA, Canon IV, Secs. 16 and 19; 2025 Code of Conduct and Accountability for Court Officials and Personnel, AM 25-06-11-SC, Canon II, Secs. 8–9)

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1. Under CJCA Canon IV, Section 19(a), may an incumbent judge engage in the private practice of law? Multiple Choice Easy
2. Under Canon II, Section 8 of the 2025 Code for Court Officials and Personnel, what authority is required for an excepti… Multiple Choice Easy
3. Under CJCA Canon IV, Section 16, which statement correctly describes a judge's academic activities? Multiple Choice Easy
4. A lawyer employed as court personnel obtains only the head of office's approval to accept ordinary private litigation. … Multiple Choice Medium
5. A court employee seeks outside employment with a private entity that practices law before the courts. Under Canon II, S… Multiple Choice Medium
6. A lawyer who is court personnel agrees to represent an immediate family member. The lawyer obtains only the presiding j… Multiple Choice Hard
7. An incumbent judge proposes teaching a law subject under applicable guidelines without impairing judicial duties, and a… Multiple Choice Hard
8. An incumbent judge claims that CJCA Canon IV, Section 16's permission to teach authorizes accepting private litigation … Essay Medium
9. A lawyer employed as court personnel asks the head of office for approval to handle ordinary private cases. Explain why… Essay Medium
10. A lawyer serving as court personnel wants to appear for an immediate family member. State the specific conditions of th… Essay Medium
11. Under CJCA CanonIV Section16, may a judge write books and articles subject to the stated duties and propriety condition… Multiple Choice Easy
12. Under the personnel Code Section9(b), does the outside-employer condition also address entities dealing with the Judici… Multiple Choice Easy