Judicial Inquiry and Review Commission; reform, increases membership.

Summary

The bill raises the Commission’s size from seven to twelve members, adding two attorneys, an additional Court of Appeals judge, and two citizen members. It reduces the required years of legal practice for attorney members, mandates annual training, a conflict‑of‑interest policy, and a publicly available code of conduct, and clarifies that the Commission can investigate complaints even when related cases are pending or on appeal.

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