Comparing judicial conduct commissions across the country is just a click, tap, or keystroke away, thanks to a new online resource from NCSC’s Center for Judicial Ethics.

This interactive resource helps court leaders, policymakers, and the public examine how commissions operate, including how they conduct their proceedings and what types of sanctions they order or recommend.

The tool organizes data from all 50 states and Washington, D.C., into key categories:

• Composition of Judicial Conduct Commissions
• When Confidentiality Ceases in Formal Judicial Discipline Proceedings
• Private Dispositions or Sanctions
• Public Sanctions
• Private, Informal, and Public Dispositions