What are some of the basic things judicial candidates can do and not do during judicial campaigns?
Samuel C. Stretton.
A judge is entitled to run a vigorous judicial campaign. A judge can now speak out on issues, but cannot say how they would determine or decide cases brought before them. A judge can certainly talk about their philosophies. A judge can talk about how they would run a courtroom.
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