Washington Commission on Judicial Conduct

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The Washington Commission on Judicial Conduct is an independent state agency responsible for investigating and disciplining judges and judicial officers in Washington to uphold ethical standards and public confidence in the judiciary.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf judicial conduct commission
state agency
abbreviation CJC NERFINISHED
aimsTo ensure judges comply with ethical standards
preserve the integrity of the judiciary
protect the public
canImpose admonition
censure
reprimand
canRecommend removal of a judge
suspension of a judge
country United States of America
surface form: United States
governedBy Washington Code of Judicial Conduct NERFINISHED
handles complaints from lawyers
complaints from other judges
complaints from the public
hasFunction conducting hearings on judicial conduct
imposing disciplinary sanctions
investigation of complaints
recommending removal or suspension of judges
isIndependentOf Washington executive branch
Washington judicial branch
Washington legislative branch
jurisdiction State of Washington NERFINISHED
languageOfWorkOrName English
legalBasis Washington State Constitution NERFINISHED
Washington statutes
locatedIn Olympia, Washington NERFINISHED
Washington NERFINISHED
operatesIn Washington NERFINISHED
oversees judges in Washington state courts
judicial officers in Washington
responsibleFor disciplining judges
enforcing judicial ethics standards
handling complaints against judges
investigating judicial misconduct
maintaining public confidence in the judiciary
state Washington
website https://www.cjc.state.wa.us/

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Judicial branch of Washington (state) includes Washington Commission on Judicial Conduct