The Commission is charged with protecting the public from improper conduct of judges; preserving the integrity of the judicial process.

The Commission on Judicial Performance, established in 1960, is the independent state agency responsible for investigating complaints of judicial misconduct.

Nevada Commission on Judicial Discipline · Purpose of the Commission · Introduction to the Nevada Commission on Judicial Discipline (Information relative to ...

In the one-tier system that 35 States have adopted, the investigation of complaints and recommendations to the State supreme court are delegated to one body.

The Commission investigates and may take disciplinary action or, in the most serious cases, recommend to the Arkansas Supreme Court that it impose discipline ...

The Disciplinary Commission is a board of citizens appointed by the Indiana Supreme Court. It consists of seven lawyers and two non-lawyers and employs staff to ...

The Commission was created by a Constitutional amendment on November 2, 1976, to investigate allegations of Judicial misconduct in office, violations of the ...

The Commission is an independent state agency charged with investigating allegations of judicial misconduct against New York state, county, town and village ... Commission Decisions · Wachtman Resignation · File a Complaint · About Us

This article describes how the judicial conduct organizations established in all fifty states investigate, prosecute, and adjudicate complaints about ...

In two states (Delaware and Hawaii), judicial discipline proceedings remain confidential unless and until the supreme court orders that the judge be publicly.