Judicial Accountability

Today in America
and the citizen state judicial
oversight you can help make
happen in the near future!
Start here
with an
allegation
of judicial
misconduct
against
any U.S.
state
judge

RESORT TO JUDICIAL DISCIPLINARY AGENCIES EFFECTIVENESS:

Nearly 100% Complaint Dismissals
RESORT TO CIVIL LAWSUITS EFFECTIVENESS: Relief limited to
injunctions which are rarely granted
RESORT TO STATE PROSECUTORS
EFFECTIVENESS: Nearly
100% declination of requests to prosecute, even those made by
state or federal government investigatory agencies
RESORT TO STATE LEGISLATURES
EFFECTIVENESS: Nearly
100% declination of requests to investigate and/or impeach
RESORT TO FBI EFFECTIVENESS: Nearly 100 % declination of
requests to investigate
RESORT TO U.S. JUSTICE DEPARTMENT EFFECTIVENESS: Nearly
100% declination of requests to investigate and/or indict, even
those made by state or federal government investigatory
agencies
RESORT TO CONGRESS
EFFECTIVENESS:
Nearly 100%
declination of requests to investigate and/or impeach

Complaints presented to a randomly selected

panel of private citizens who undergo training
on relevant standards and procedures

Proposed Model

CITIZENS PANEL ON
JUDICIAL MISCONDUCT ACT
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Upon finding probable cause to believe a respondent

judge violated one or more state criminal statutes in his or
her judicial capacity, the Pre-Trial and Indictment Panel of
the Citizens Panel shall indict that judge for said crime(s).
In the event the Pre-Trial and Indictment Panel finds
probable cause that a respondent judge violated one or
more federal criminal statutes, it shall issue a written
finding to that effect and notify through the Administrator,
appropriate U. S. Attorneys and/or the appropriate U. S.
Assistant Attorneys General.

Citizen Judicial Oversight

NFOJA

is part of Americas future!

NATIONAL FORUM ON JUDICIAL ACCOUNTABILITY

Excluded from the panel are current and former

judges, justices, and both public as well as private
sector attorneys.
Also excluded are full-time
employees of local, county, state, and federal
government as well as elected and appointed
government officials.