“A judge can't have any preferred outcome in any particular case. The judge's only obligation—and it's a solemn obligation—is to the rule of law.”—Justice Samuel Alito

If a judge ruled according to a personal preference in a case, he or she would be

Violating the laws that others must follow

Following the principals of the rule of law

Within his or her rights as a legally appointed judge

Upholding the judicial code of ethics

Question

“A judge can't have any preferred outcome in any particular case. The judge's only obligation—and it's a solemn obligation—is to the rule of law.”—Justice Samuel Alito

If a judge ruled according to a personal preference in a case, he or she would be

 Violating the laws that others must follow

 Following the principals of the rule of law

 Within his or her rights as a legally appointed judge

 Upholding the judicial code of ethics

anonymous · Answer

I think A or D

anonymous · Answer

I think is D

anonymous · Answer

A judge must rule based on his/her judgement on the facts to weather or not a person is guilty so I would say the first option is correct

anonymous · Answer

its not D, because D is saying that the judge is in the right by judging based on personal preference, it is A because A is saying that everyone else needs to judge fairly and it is not fair for one judge to violate the law and rule a punishment based on his personal preference.