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The 2001 Annual Report of the Massachusetts Commission on Judicial Conduct outlines the Commission's jurisdiction, complaint process, and activities throughout the year. It emphasizes the importance of maintaining judicial integrity and public confidence in the judiciary by addressing complaints against judges for misconduct or disability. The report details the types of complaints received, their sources, and how they were resolved, including dismissals and informal adjustments. It also provides information about the Commission's membership, budget, and procedural rules governing its operations.

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Who holds judges accountable in Massachusetts?

The CJC is also responsible for pursuing, when it is appropriate, remedial action or discipline against state court judges. Their site includes information on filing a complaint about a judge. The CJCs procedures are governed by the Rules of the Commission on Judicial Conduct.

Can you file a complaint against a judge in Massachusetts?

While the process differs from state to state, here in Massachusetts they can be removed in one of three ways: judicial review, recall, and impeachment. Anyone in the Commonwealth can file a complaint about a particular judge with the Massachusetts Commission on Judicial Conduct or CJC.

What is the Massachusetts Committee on judicial Ethics?

The Committee on Judicial Ethics is established by SJC Rule 3:11. It is a source of advice for judges, and organizations and associations of judges or lawyers, concerning the requirements of the Code of Judicial Conduct, SJC Rule 3:09.

Who oversees Massachusetts judges?

The Massachusetts Commission on Judicial Conduct (CJC) is the state agency responsible for investigating complaints alleging that a state court judge has engaged in judicial misconduct or has a disability preventing him or her from properly performing judicial duties.

Who are judges accountable to?

Anyone can file a complaint against a judge. You are not required to have any connection to a judge or a particular case before a judge in order to file a complaint with the CJC. Try to be prepared with as much specific information as possible.