CJC - Commission on Judicial Conduct for the State of Washington

The Commission on Judicial Conduct will suspend services starting July 1 in the unlikely event the Legislature does not enact state budgets before July 1.
Press Release: Commission on Judicial Conduct files Statement of Charges against King County Superior Court Judge Mary E. Roberts.
Commission Meetings
Commission's rules of procedures, proposed changes, and rules hearings.

In re Douglas L. Federspiel (CJC No. 8333-F-172): Stipulation, Agreement and Order of Reprimand filed May 12, 2017.
In re Mary E. Roberts (CJC No. 8222-F-171): Answer to Statement of Charges filed March 24, 2017.
In re Mary E. Roberts (CJC No. 8222-F-171): Statement of Charges filed March 8, 2017.

The Commission now offers the option to file your complaint on-line.
2016 Annual Report is available for download.
Judicial Officers: Please note that the Commission on Judicial Conduct is not the ethics advisory body for state judicial officers.
Advisory opinions may be researched and solicited from the Ethics Advisory Committee. Additional ethics and law related links may also be found on our resources page.