Judge misconduct

[johnposburn123]

What is the name of your state (only U.S. law)? Indiana
How is it that a county superior court judge can violate the judicial cannon and get away with it? Who do I complain to? Which law is higher, the Indiana code or a judges opinion?

[JETX]

Originally Posted by johnposburn123

How is it that a county superior court judge can violate the judicial cannon and get away with it?

If what you complain is true.... I would say it was pretty simple.

Who do I complain to?

You can certainly file a complaint with your state judicial commission.

Which law is higher, the Indiana code or a judges opinion?

The courts ruling can be appealed.

[FlyingRon]

Canon is law.
Cannon is a weapon of war.

[JETX]

canon law
n. laws and regulations over ecclesiastical (church) matters developed between circa 1100 and 1500 and used by the Roman Catholic Church in reference to personal morality, status and powers of the clergy, administration of the sacraments and church and personal discipline. Canon law comprises ordinances of general councils of the church, decrees, bulls and epistles of the Popes, and the scriptures and writings of the early fathers of the church. Canon law has no legal force except within the Vatican in Rome, Italy, and in those nations in which the Catholic Church is the "official" church and where it prevails in religious matters which may affect all citizens (such as abortion and divorce). In Great Britain there is also a body of canon law dating back to pre-reformation in the 16th Century, which is used by the Anglican (Episcopal) Church. Canon law is not to be confused with professional canons, which are rules of conduct with no religious connection.