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: StandDown Texas ProjectDiane Jennings Looks at the Commission on Judicial Conduct
By Steve Hall
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Her report in today's Dallas Morning News is titled, "State Commission on Judicial Conduct has the job of judging Texas' judges." It's a must-read:
A judge in Houston cleans
his gun during a murder trial. A Dallas judge fails to file campaign
finance forms. A Waco appeals court justice unlocks his colleague's
office and reads papers without permission. Who you gonna call? The State Commission on Judicial Conduct.
Though many people, even lawyers, are unfamiliar with the small state
agency, Texas has one of the oldest judicial oversight commissions in
the country. In recent months, the commission has become better known
because of its prosecution of the state's highest criminal appeals
judge, Sharon Keller, for her actions in a death penalty case...continue to full postFull post as published by StandDown Texas Project on December 14, 2009 (boomark / email).
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