Council of State Government, 14 Wall St, New York, NY 10005, US

The Commission on Judicial Conduct in New York, NY is an independent state agency responsible for investigating allegations of judicial misconduct against judges at various levels of government. They enforce the Rules Governing Judicial Conduct to ensure judges maintain high standards of behavior and uphold public confidence in the judiciary. If a judge is found to have engaged in unethical behavior, they may face admonishment, censure, or removal from office. The Commission's mission is to promote accountability and integrity within the judicial system, ensuring that judges observe ethical conduct while maintaining their essential independence. They handle complaints through a confidential process and provide employment opportunities within their organization. With offices in Albany, New York, and Rochester, the Commission serves as a vital entity in upholding the integrity of the New York judicial system.Generated from the website

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