Professional_Codes_Of_Conduct

Professional Codes Of Conduct Professional Codes of Conduct All professionals in all fields of study and employment have a system in place that regulates their behavior. This is called a code of conduct. Observed and reported behaviors include productivity, attitude, professionalism, timeliness, and quality of work. These are the generalizations of all employers. It may be written, verbal, or just inferred. The criminal justice system also has a code of conduct. Police officers, corrections agents, lawyers, judges, probation officers, and parole officers all have a set of rules they follow to be in compliance with their oath as peace officers and adjudicators. This paper will discuss those codes of conduct, the governing bodies that oversee the following of the codes of conduct, which of the professionals mentioned has the highest and lowest ethical code, and how realistic the expectation of each professional group is given, the rigors of their employment. In the interest of brevity this researcher will restrict my research to the state of California. General Information This researcher can basically split the prior list of professionals into two main groups. One being attorneys and the other being peace officers. All judges were once attorneys and are still bound by the same association. conduct, code, officers, officer, peace, rules, bar, police, one, judges, system, law, association, researcher, professional, california, attorneys, set, regulations, profession, person, however, criminal, bound, being, attorney, while, very, responsibility, professionals, muraskin, make, legal, lawyers, information, includes