This guide, funded by a grant from the Texas Court of Criminal Appeals, discusses court procedures in detail and provides scripts. It is annotated with citations to the statutes, case law, the Rule of Judicial Conduct, and the Texas Rules Of Disciplinary Procedure.

The fifth edition of this definitive title, covering every type of accountable judicial action, is divided into three categories: judicial conduct, extrajudicial conduct, and judicial selection. Judicial conduct includes chapters on use of power, judicial demeanor, disqualification, and ex parte communications. Extrajudicial conduct includes financial activities, financial disclosure, charitable activities, and personal conduct. The chapters on judicial selection cover election and political activities and appointment and confirmation. The fourth part covers different systems of judicial regulation. Appendices include the 1990 and the 2007 ABA Model Code of Judicial Conduct as well as guidelines for judicial disability cases.

A comprehensive and scholarly analysis of every prosecutorial abuse, from the initiation of a criminal investigation through the appeal and post-conviction stages for both federal and state jurisdictions; also provides the defense bar with proven battle plans

This title provides an analysis of ethical behavior under Texas legal rules and standards. Full texts of the Texas Disciplinary Rules of Professional Conduct, the Texas Rules of Disciplinary Procedure, and the Code of Judicial Conduct are provided with annotations. Analysis focuses on both attorney and judicial ethical standards. Disciplinary opinions, findings, orders, and procedure are all discussed. This title is updated annually.

This title from the Texas District & County Attorneys Association looks at legal ethics as they relate to criminal law. The book is divided into three parts, which cover ethical issues for members of the prosecution and the defense, the prosecutor's special ethical responsibilities, and ethical issues for defense counsel.

The fourth edition of this title from the Texas Young Lawyers Association contains a comprehensive overview of legal ethics for Texas attorneys. Chapters cover the Texas Disciplinary Rules of Professional Conduct and the opinions of the State Bar Committee on Professional Conduct, and include an index to ethics opinions and information on the disciplinary procedure. Also available is a CD-ROM with an electronic copy of the book, as well as links to cited Texas cases and Committee on Professional Ethics opinions.

This title is aimed at municipal judges and provides detailed information on their role within the Texas courts system. Chapter 7 specifically focuses on judicial ethics and covers topics such as the Commission on Judicial Conduct, the Rules of Judicial Conduct, and ethics opinions. The library has the 2005 edition.

The second edition of this title is intended to assist in the establishment of judicial conduct standards. The book is divided into the different canons of judicial conduct with each rule carefully annotated with case law, ethics opinions, and law review articles. Also available is a CD-ROM which can be requested at the reference desk.

This publication grew out of the authors' ethics columns in the ABA periodical "Criminal Justice." It examines ethical issues of both the prosecutors and the defense bar. The ethical obligations peculiar to each role are examined. The authors note that there are many similarities between the ethical obligations of prosecutors and defense attorneys but explain when and why the standards are different. An additional section covers ethical issues involved in media coverage. The authors cite to the ABA Model Rules of Professional Conduct and cases and ethics opinions and provide a brief bibliography of additional sources.

This book provides a thorough look at disciplinary hearings. The author examines the three most common areas where attorneys get into trouble: neglect, overcharging, and excessive zeal. Finally the volume ends with a discussion of how to restore trust and discourage attorney misconduct.

This title discusses ethics and professional responsibility for the legal practitioner. The authors focus on what they refer to as the "5 Cs" of legal ethics: control, communication, competence, confidentiality, and conflicts of interest resolution. The book provides various questions and answers for ethics situations to guide attorneys through the American Bar Association's Model Rules of Professional Conduct. The book also covers remedies, determining when to seek advice, problems and disputes concerning control of the attorney-client relationship, judicial ethics for lawyers, and methods of getting assistance.