Judicial Misconduct Reporting Steps

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Abuse of process by a judge can involve manipulating court procedures, excluding evidence, intimidating parties, or issuing biased rulings. In New Jersey, you can file a complaint with the Advisory Committee on Judicial Conduct, consult an attorney experienced in judicial misconduct, or appeal biased decisions.

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Abuse of process by a judge can include:
- Manipulating court procedures to delay or dismiss cases against favored defendants.
- Excluding key evidence that could harm the favored defendant.
- Using judicial power to intimidate or silence opposing parties or witnesses.
- Issuing biased rulings to benefit the favored defendant.
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In New Jersey, if you suspect abuse of process by a judge, you can consider the following steps:
- File a Complaint: You can file a complaint with the Advisory Committee on Judicial Conduct in New Jersey.
- Consult an Attorney: Seek legal advice from an attorney experienced in judicial misconduct cases.
- Appeal: If rulings seem biased, consider appealing the decision in a higher court.
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