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Maine Code of Conduct for Maine Judicial Branch ADR Neutrals

Maine Judicial Branch. Nov. 27, 2001
http://www.courts.state.me.us/maine_courts/fdp/pdfs/conduct01.pdf

This code outlines standards of conduct for alternative dispute resolution (ADR) neutrals on a judicial roster in Maine. Canon 1 addresses the neutral's role in "establishing, maintaining and enforcing high standards of conduct," Canon 2 outlines a neutral's duties, Canon 3 states that a neutral's ADR and other professional activities shall not interfere with the neutral's performance or impartiality, and Canon 4 states that an individual must comply with both this code and other rules, procedures and codes in order to become a neutral.

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