Advisory Committee on Judicial Conduct
The Advisory Committee on Judicial Conduct (ACJC) was created in 1974 to assist the Supreme Court by investigating allegations of unethical judicial conduct and by referring to the Court those matters that the Committee considers to require public disciplinary action. The composition and procedures of the Committee are set forth in Rule 2:15.
All records of and investigations conducted by the ACJC's staff are confidential in accordance with Court Rule 2:15-20. Confidentiality ceases only if and when the ACJC decides that there is probable cause for the imposition of public discipline and issues a formal complaint requiring the judge to answer and appear at a public hearing. Proceedings from the formal complaint on are no longer confidential.
- How to File Complaint About a Judge
- Complaint Form
- ACJC Overview
- Frequently Asked Questions
- ACJC Committee Members
- Contact Information
- Rule 2:15. Advisory Committee on Judicial Conduct
- Code of Judicial Conduct
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2012
- Formal Hearing and Stipulations: In the Matter of Former Municipal Court Judge Seth I. Davenport
- Supreme Court Order: In the Matter of Municipal Court Judge Richard Obuch
- Formal Hearing: In the Matter of Municipal Court Judge Louis M.J. DiLeo
- Supreme Court Order: In the Matter of Robert A. Solomon, Former Judge of the Municipal Court
- Supreme Court Order: In the Matter of Marquis D. Jones, Jr., Judge of the Superior Court
- Supreme Court Order: In the Matter of Robert A. Solomon, Former Judge of the Municipal Court
- Answer: In the Matter of Superior Court Judge Joseph V. Isabella
- Formal Complaint: In the Matter of Joseph V. Isabella, Judge of the Superior Court
- Supreme Court Order: In the Matter of Gregory R. McClosky, Judge of the Municipal Court
- Answer: In the Matter of Marquis D. Jones Jr., Judge of the Superior Court
- Formal Complaint: In the Matter of Marquis D. Jones Jr., Judge of the Superior Court
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