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Does the Commission have jurisdiction over legal matters?

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Does the Commission have jurisdiction over legal matters?

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No. Our authority is limited to dealing with violations of the Code of Judicial Conduct adopted by the Washington State Supreme Court. (For the few exceptions to this rule, see FAQ: What is the difference between judicial misconduct and legal error?) The Commission does not have authority to review or reverse any judge’s decision. The remedy for dissatisfaction with a judge’s ruling requires following the steps provided by law, including appeal. The Commission is not a substitute for protecting your legal rights. You should contact a lawyer in private practice to protect your rights in civil matters. Return to top.

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