which type of commission is intended to be permanent and has the power to form and enforce policies it deems necessary?
Introduction. Judicial conduct organizations, like the Wisconsin Judicial Commission, exist in all 50 states and the District of Columbia. Their task is to enforce high standards of judicial behavior, both on and off the bench, without compromising judicial independence. They strive to maintain public confidence in the judiciary by providing a forum for the expeditious and fair disposition of complaints of judicial misconduct and disability.