<p>The two candidates seeking a full term on the Pennsylvania Supreme Court met at a debate at Widener Law Commonwealth.</p>
<p>Both of the candidates said they were in favor of more transparency and improved ethics by the judiciary, but have different opinions on the issue of letting judges accept gifts.</p>
<p>Democratic candidate Dwayne Woodruff and Republican Sallie Mundy answered questions on judicial ethics that were presented by a panel of journalists from across the state.</p>
<p>Woodruff currently serves as a family court judge in Pittsburgh and is in favor of a gift ban.</p>
<p>Mundy, who was appointed to the high court, says she's never been offered or accepted a gift while serving on appellate courts.</p>
<p>The forum was sponsored by the League of Women Voters and the Widener Law Commonwealth Law and Government Institute.</p>
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