Judicial Codes of Conduct
Judicial Codes of Conduct are a set of rules outlining the norms, practices and responsibilities of Judicial and Court Officers to ensure public confidence in the administration of justice; enhance public respect for the institution of the Judiciary and to protect the reputation of individual Judicial and Court Officers and of the Judiciary as a whole.
PJSI’s precursor, the Pacific Judicial Development Programme, supported three Partner Courts to develop their Judicial Codes of Conduct. Below is a collection of publicly available Judicial Codes of Conduct from across our Partner Courts:
Federated States of Micronesia
- Model Rules of Professional Conduct external link
Fiji
- Code of Conduct 2014 - Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions external link
- Legal Practitioners (Admission) Rules 2014 external link
Kiribati
Niue
Papua New Guinea
- Magistrate's Manual external link
Republic of the Marshall Islands
Solomon Islands
- Legal Practitioners (Admission) Rules 1996 external link
- Code of Conduct for Judicial Officers (PDF 275 KB | RTF 240 KB)
Tonga
- Judicial Code of Conduct 2010 external link
