What is a Judicial Campaign Conduct Committee?
A judicial campaign conduct committee is a body specifically established for the purpose of monitoring and commenting on judicial campaign conduct. Conduct committees may take several forms: some are statewide, while others are local. Some are government-sponsored and can impose official sanctions; others are professional or civic associations. Often a state or local bar association founds or sponsors conduct committees.
Related Questions
- How is a contribution received by a political committee using a commercial fundraising firm to be reported on the committee’s campaign disclosure report?
- I don have money for an appeal. If the Judicial Conduct Committee finds that the judge was wrong, will the JCC reverse the judges ruling?
- Can a political committee conduct a raffle or other game of chance to raise campaign funds?
