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Canon 6 New Jersey Rules of Court, Canon 6: Part 1 Appendix (CJC): Canon 6, rendered as code with every cross-reference linked

Part 1 Appendix (CJC): Canon 6

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Canon 6

A judge shall not receive compensation for quasi-judicial and extrajudicial activities

Rule 6 Compensation for Quasi-Judicial and Extrajudicial Activities

A judge shall not receive compensation for quasi-judicial and extrajudicial activities permitted by this Code, but may receive reimbursement of actual expenses that the judge reasonably incurred for travel, food and lodging, provided that the source or amount of such reimbursement, or the location of the activity, does not give the appearance of influencing the judge in the exercise of judicial duties or otherwise create an appearance of impropriety.

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rule Canon 6 "Part 1 Appendix (CJC): Canon 6" {
Canon 6
A judge shall not receive compensation for quasi-judicial and extrajudicial activities
Rule 6 Compensation for Quasi-Judicial and Extrajudicial Activities
A judge shall not receive compensation for quasi-judicial and extrajudicial activities permitted by this Code, but may receive reimbursement of actual expenses that the judge reasonably incurred for travel, food and lodging, provided that the source or amount of such reimbursement, or the location of the activity, does not give the appearance of influencing the judge in the exercise of judicial duties or otherwise create an appearance of impropriety.
}
referenced_by: none
source: njcourts.gov // verbatim; changed 2025-11-05; corpus harvested 2026-09-02

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