Law Practice,
Judges and Judiciary
Nov. 3, 2020
Commission on Judicial Performance adopts amended rules
This year, the commission considered amendments to six rules — Rule 115 (Notice of Tentative Public Admonishment); Rule 116 (Public Admonishment Procedure); Rule 125 (Evidence); Rule 128 (Amendments to Notice of Answer; Dismissals); Rule 129 (Report of Masters); and Rule 138 (Definitions).
Kathleen Ewins
Partner
Long & Levit LLP
Sydney Allen
Associate
Long & Levit LLP
The Commission on Judicial Performance, the state entity responsible for investigating complaints regarding judicial misconduct and incapacity, recently concluded its rules review process. The commission reviews its rules every two years, proposes amendments or repeals, seeks proposals from interested parties, and circulates some proposals for public comment. If rule changes under consideration might adversely impact judges' rights in matters before the commission, th...
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