Code of Judicial Conduct / Ethics
SECTION 15. Work priority and personal interests. - In general, a judge has the right to pursue personal, socio-civic, academic, financial, or other lawful interests, provided these do not interfere with the proper and efficient discharge of one's judicial duties, nor detract from the dignity of the office as to erode the confidence of the public in the judiciary.
In particular, a judge shall not capitalize on one's position, influence, or prestige to advance personal interests.