As part of efforts to address the alleged corrupt
practices of some judges in the judiciary, the National Judicial Council, NJC,
yesterday issued a directive to all judges presiding in “sensitive and highly
visible trials such as election petition proceedings” to declare their assets
before they begin proceedings on such cases and immediately after they give
judgement on such cases.
This directive will be reflected in the new code of conduct for judicial officers which is currently being reviewed by a 10-man Judicial Ethics Committee set up by NJC.
This directive will be reflected in the new code of conduct for judicial officers which is currently being reviewed by a 10-man Judicial Ethics Committee set up by NJC.
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