On November 4th, 2025, Texans get the opportunity to vote for -or- against Texas constitutional amendment proposal #12, aka "proposition 12". Its passage would alter the composition of the State Commission on Judicial Conduct, which regulates judges: https://t.co/6Kx8cmitvm

@Rach_IC Update: https://t.co/XNdwaBXYVD

The Florida Supreme Court has signed off on a rule change the state bar sought that prohibits ethics referrals from judges about their opponents' conduct with respect to judicial elections. https://t.co/PE1MixDNf7

Texas' code of judicial conduct & discipline has changes that are going into effect soon: https://t.co/YBF37obnxq

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Bar associations are increasingly at the center of political controversy, from disbarment proceedings to high-profile ethics complaints. Are these neutral applications of professional standards, or political weaponization of licensing? Join @BurnhamDC, Michael Francisco,

The Federalist Society is running a worthwhile program exploring bar weaponization against conservative lawyers including myself, my former Deputy at DOJ in Trump 45, Lawrence VanDyke — now a Judge on the Ninth Circuit, and Montana Attorney General Austin Knudsen. Please listen

"Imagine being forced to join a political group whose public statements offend your beliefs, simply to do your job. For many lawyers across the nation, that’s their reality." Read more from Erin Smith: https://t.co/DBR6vJO6yG

"Judges who make a bad call fall below the standard of judicial care much as I would fall below the standard of care for the medical practice." @TomOliverson's bill holds judges liable for harm caused by violent suspects released on a PR bond. #txlege

Since I announced in December that I would be running for Texas House District 16, I have had my car vandalized after speaking at a Faith Votes meeting and been accused of being an Islamist and other ridiculous things on Facebook. Because I understand how these people think, I

Former federal bankruptcy judge of Houston, Texas Dave Jones continues to make waves nearly 2 years after he stepped down when ethics rules that he had applied to potential critics (to silence them?) were suddenly applied to him, and unfavorably: https://t.co/JBR4peSv6P

🚨BREAKING: Letitia James (D), the Attorney General of NY, is now under investigation in connection with her "civil fraud" case against President Trump that resulted in a $300 million penalty. The investigation will be looking into whether James caused a deprivation of legal

Disciplinary counsel recommends suspension for Cuyahoga County Domestic-Relations Judge Leslie Ann Celebrezze for repeated misconduct in divorce cases; cozy, undisclosed relationship with her hand-picked receiver Mark Dottore. https://t.co/WnV0jF3nIQ

In case you missed it, The Ohio Board of Professional Conduct has recommended a two-year suspension, one year stayed, for Judge Leslie Ann Celebrezze, citing a pattern of misconduct that spanned several high-profile divorce cases in Cuyahoga County.

An Ohio family court judge is facing a possible two-year suspension after a state disciplinary panel found that she allegedly tried to bully other judges into reassigning her divorce cases and hid her close relationship with a court-appointed receiver.

Appeals court overturns $850K+ in sanctions Douglas County judge imposed without explanation (via: @michaelkarlik )

The organization that administers the LSAT and coordinates law-school admissions was sued in federal court with claims that it fixes prices for law school application processing fees through a monopolistic platform.

Most Americans can’t afford justice. Before you can even sue, a lot of lawyers demand an upfront retainer of $100,000 or more. That’s more than most people make in a year. And it’s not including the full cost of litigation. So what happens? People wrongfully fired for not

American Bar Association has pressured law schools to discriminate based on race, sex in admissions, according to new report.

Rogue judges run amok and must be brought to heel.