You can complain online on the Judicial Conduct Investigations Office ( JCIO ) website. If you're not happy with how your complaint was handled. You can ask the ...

Any conduct by a magistrate that is alleged to be improper may be reported to the Judicial Head of the Court wherein the magistrate concerned presides.

Complaints must be sent to the relevant advisory committee within three months of the matter complained of. Complaints must be in writing.

If you have concerns regarding the conduct of a magistrate and wish to file a complaint, you must submit a written complaint to the Department of Magistrate.

If you're unhappy with the way a judge, tribunal judge or member has behaved, you can complain through the Judicial Conduct Investigations Office webpage.

1. Take a pre-filing assessment · 2. Complete the Magistrate's Complaint form · 3. Submit the forms and documents to the State Courts · 4. Pay the filing fee.

You must file your complaint with the clerk of the court of appeals for the federal circuit in which the judge works. Ohio is located in the Sixth ...

A complaint must be made within three months of the matter complained of. We can only extend this timescale in exceptional circumstances.

This document explains the legally prescribed process for complaining that a federal judge has committed misconduct or become disabled.

Complaints must be in writing. You may use the commission's Online Complaint Form, Printable Complaint Form, or write a letter to the commission.