The board notifies judges about complaints unless there is an overriding reason to withhold this information. Usually, no, although a complaint may become public if the board issues a public reprimand or files formal charges against the judge. Board proceedings have no effect on decisions or appeals. The board will only review your complaint to determine whether or not misconduct has occurred. Disqualification is determined in court proceedings by a judge.
Every complaint is reviewed by the staff and the board.
At the close of the case, you will receive a letter describing the action taken. Failing to promptly dispose of judicial business. Conflict of interest. Engaging in improper election campaign activities. All members are appointed by the Governor with the advice and consent of the Senate.