The Supreme Law Issued A Code Of Conduct For Judges &Nbsp; No Uniforms Were Allowed To Enter And Entertain Places.

The reporter learned from the Supreme People's Court on 15 th that the basic code of professional ethics of the people's Republic of China and the code of conduct for judges were revised and promulgated. The code of professional ethics clearly stipulates that judges should maintain a neutral and impartial position in trying cases, do not discriminate against or discriminate against any party, and avoid bad manners such as overbearing and "cold and hard pushing".

Sun Jungong, a spokesman for the supreme law, said that the revised code of professional ethics highlighted the soul and the main line of the core values of Justice: "fairness, honesty, and justice for the people": stressing the need to "love the cause of justice, cherish the honor of judges, adhere to professional ethics, abide by the good knowledge of law officials, firmly establish the core values of justice, uphold social fairness and justice, and conscientiously perform the duties of judges";

It is required to strictly abide by the time limit for statutory handling of cases, improve the efficiency of trial execution, resolve disputes in time, focus on saving judicial resources, and eliminate acts of neglect of duty and procrastination in handling cases.

Stresses that judges "do not engage in or engage in for-profit business activities, do not serve as legal advisers in enterprises or other for-profit organizations, and do not provide advice to parties and other litigation participants in pending cases or retrial cases".

It is stipulated that "judges should abide by relevant regulations of the state after retirement, do not use their original status and convenient conditions to intervene and interfere in law enforcement cases, so as to avoid adverse effects on judges' professional image due to improper personal words and deeds".

Sun Jungong said that the revised "code of conduct" regulated the judges' conduct in various aspects such as filing, court hearing, litigation mediation, document production, execution, complaint handling, and other activities outside the industry, and also restricted the judge's outside words and deeds, requiring judges to be invited to participate in seminars and seminars. "Invitations to organs, enterprises and institutions, law firms and intermediary agencies should be declined".