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Judicial Officers: Authority and Responsibility Judicial Disqualification Indiana Code of Judicial Conduct 2.11 Contact: Diane Mains; email: diane.mains@courts.in.gov As of July 31, 2017, Indiana

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How to fill out judicial disqualification

1. Obtain the necessary forms for filing a judicial disqualification. These forms can usually be found on the website of the court where your case is pending.
2. Fill out the forms completely and accurately. Provide all required information, including your name, contact information, case number, and the reason for seeking disqualification.
3. Attach any supporting documents or evidence that support your claim for disqualification. These may include affidavits, witness statements, or relevant court documents.
4. Review the completed forms and supporting documents to ensure they are complete and organized.
5. Make copies of all the documents for your own records.
6. File the original forms and supporting documents with the appropriate court. Follow the court's instructions for filing, which may include submitting the documents in person or through mail.
7. Pay any required filing fees, if applicable.
8. Await a decision from the court regarding your request for judicial disqualification. The court will review your submission and determine whether to grant or deny your request.
9. If your request is granted, the disqualified judge will be removed from your case. If your request is denied, you may need to consult with an attorney for further guidance.
10. Follow any additional instructions or procedures provided by the court regarding the disqualification process.

Who needs judicial disqualification?

1. Anyone involved in a legal matter where they believe that the presiding judge may be biased or have a conflict of interest may need judicial disqualification.
2. This can include parties to a lawsuit, their attorneys, or even the judge themselves if they feel they cannot remain impartial in a particular case.
3. The purpose of judicial disqualification is to ensure a fair and unbiased legal process and protect the rights of all parties involved.

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What is judicial disqualification?

Judicial disqualification is the process by which a judge is deemed unable to preside over a particular case due to a conflict of interest or bias.

Who is required to file judicial disqualification?

Any party involved in a case can file for judicial disqualification if they believe the judge is biased or has a conflict of interest.

How to fill out judicial disqualification?

To fill out a judicial disqualification form, the party must provide detailed information about the alleged conflict of interest or bias and submit it to the appropriate court.

What is the purpose of judicial disqualification?

The purpose of judicial disqualification is to ensure a fair and unbiased legal process by removing judges who may have personal interests or biases that could affect their judgment.

What information must be reported on judicial disqualification?

The party filing for judicial disqualification must provide specific details about the alleged conflict of interest or bias, as well as any relevant evidence supporting their claim.