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SCR ch. 60 note

Judicial Council Committee's Note, 1979

activein force · 2019-02-25 – presentact-effective-date

The following rules, called the code of

judicial ethics, govern the members of the Wisconsin judiciary. These rules were originally adopted

by the supreme court on November 14, 1967, effective January 1, 1968. They were amended on

June 28, 1974; December 23, 1977, March 16, 1978; March 28, 1978; and November 20, 1979. The

rules were originally numbered standards 1 to 16 and rules 1 to 17. They have been clarified and

numbered 60.001 to 60.19 for uniformity and convenience.

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