The Pennsylvania Court of Judicial Discipline is a specialized court composed of eight members responsible for overseeing judicial conduct. It has the authority to appoint staff, manage its budget, and conduct disciplinary actions, with members enjoying absolute immunity for official duties. The court's sessions are held at the state capital or as specified by court rules.
It is a specialized court responsible for overseeing and disciplining judicial conduct in Pennsylvania, consisting of eight members appointed as specified by law.
The court members are selected according to state law and have absolute immunity from lawsuits for actions taken in their official capacity.
Sessions are held at the seat of government in Pennsylvania and elsewhere as determined by court rules.
It has the authority to conduct disciplinary actions, appoint staff, manage its budget, and operate as a court of record with appropriate powers for its functions.