Updated: August 30, 2007
Pursuant to Art. V, sec. 1-a(10) of the Texas Constitution, the Commission may issue a public statement concerning any proceeding when sources other than the Commission cause notoriety concerning a judge or the Commission itself and it determines that the best interests of a judge or of the public will be served by issuing the statement.
- Re: Judges serving as active law enforcement officers
No. PS-2000-1 [PDF]
(03/24/2000) - Re: Clarification of canons relating to public endorsement of candidates†
No. PS-2000-2 [PDF]
(03/24/2000) - Re: Commission’s response to representations made by a judge concerning rationale for a Commission action
No. PS-2000-3 [PDF]
(04/04/2000) - Re: Judges participation in public fundraising efforts to raise money to hire lobbyists
No. PS-2002-1 [PDF]
(11/05/2001) - Re: Commission’s response to representations made by a judge and local media concerning rationale for a Commission action
No. PS-2003-1 [PDF]
(10/22/2002) - Re: Family law judges who serve on CASA board of directors
No. PS-2006-1 [PDF]
(11/18/2005) - Re: Expunged Order of Public Censure Against Former Judge Robert Jenevein
No. PS-2008-1 [PDF]
(12/17/07)
† Superceded by In re Hecht, 213 S.W.3d 547 (Spec.Ct.Rev. 2006)
