The lack of accountability in our judicial system is undeniable. While some promising bills are being introduced this session, they fall short of addressing the root issues.
The truth is clear: change won’t happen unless WE take action. It’s up to us to support our legislators and demand meaningful reforms. Together, we can build a system that prioritizes justice and accountability.
Let your voice be heard. The time for change is now.
Every voice matters. Every action counts. Together, we can restore trust and integrity to our judicial system.
Justice thrives in the light of transparency. By working together and standing firm, we can ensure a system where accountability is not just an expectation—it’s a reality. Join us in the fight for a fair and just judiciary.
At Texans for Judicial Accountability, we are dedicated to restoring fairness and integrity to our judicial system. Our mission is to hold the judiciary accountable through transparency, advocacy, and legislative action.
We believe justice should serve the people—not power or politics. Join us in demanding reforms that protect families, uphold fairness, and ensure every Texan receives the justice they deserve.
“This group is spear hearding judicial accountability, highlighting both GOOD outcomes and bad outcomes. They are wanting to partner with the Judicial to make it better vs simply calling out issues.” – DeWayne Ward
With years of experience advocating for transparency and reform, Texans for Judicial Accountability is committed to creating a fair and equitable judicial system for all.
At Texans for Judicial Accountability, we combine strategic advocacy with a results-driven approach to reform all 254 counties across Texas.
With a clear vision for judicial reform, we tackle systemic issues across 20 key areas of law, ensuring fairness, transparency, and accountability in every corner of the Lone Star State. Our proven strategies are guided by expertise, persistence, and an unwavering commitment to justice.
When Texans demand change, we deliver results. From influencing legislation to empowering communities, we make every effort count.
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Be part of something bigger! Join us today and contribute to a movement that is shaping the future. Together, we can create lasting change and make an impact where it matters most.
Texans for Judicial Accountability works tirelessly to promote transparency within the judicial system. By advocating for the publication of judicial records, financial disclosures, and performance evaluations, the organization seeks to ensure that the public has access to essential information about the judiciary’s actions and accountability.
The organization pushes for legislative reforms that empower independent oversight of judges and the judiciary. This includes advocating for stronger mechanisms to address judicial misconduct, improve the appointment process, and enhance the recusal and removal procedures, ensuring that judges remain accountable to the public they serve.
Texans for Judicial Accountability educates citizens about their rights and the importance of a fair and accountable judiciary. Through community outreach, town halls, and partnerships with other advocacy groups, the organization fosters civic engagement and encourages Texans to take an active role in holding the judiciary accountable for its decisions and actions.
Texans for Judicial Accountability is on a mission to ensure transparency, reform, and effective oversight of the judiciary. Your voice matters in shaping the future of a fair and accountable judicial system. Whether you’re ready to advocate, spread awareness, or simply learn more about how you can get involved, every effort counts.
Reach Out and Make a Difference Today – Learn how you can join our efforts, get the latest updates, and take meaningful action. Together, we can hold the judiciary accountable for the people of Texas.
Explore a comprehensive list of resources and frequently asked questions to help you understand the Texas judicial system. From court procedures to judicial conduct, this section provides essential information on how the system operates, how to engage with it, and where to find the support you need. Whether you’re a concerned citizen, legal professional, or someone seeking clarity, these resources will guide you through the complexities of Texas’ courts and judiciary.
The State Commission on Judicial Conduct (SCJC) is dedicated to investigating allegations of judicial misconduct and ensuring that judges in Texas maintain the highest standards of ethics and conduct. The SCJC offers transparency into judicial conduct and provides a pathway for Texans to file complaints or learn more about the process.
Visit the SCJC website for more information: scjc.texas.gov.
If you believe a judge has engaged in misconduct, the State Commission on Judicial Conduct (SCJC) provides a process for filing a formal complaint. The SCJC investigates allegations to ensure judges uphold ethical standards and maintain public trust in the judiciary.
To file a complaint, visit: File a Complaint with SCJC.
The State Commission on Judicial Conduct (SCJC) offers a comprehensive FAQ section to help you understand judicial conduct, the complaint process, and how the commission operates. Whether you're seeking answers or need guidance on filing a complaint, this resource provides valuable insights.
Visit the SCJC FAQ page for more information: SCJC FAQs.
Judicial misconduct refers to inappropriate or unethical behavior by a judge that violates the standards of conduct required for their position. This includes actions such as bias, conflict of interest, corruption, abuse of power, or failing to perform judicial duties with fairness and impartiality. Judicial misconduct undermines public trust in the legal system and can lead to disciplinary actions, including censure, suspension, or removal from office.
Judicial misconduct investigations can be initiated against any judge in Texas, including those serving at the municipal, county, district, appellate, or supreme court levels. This includes sitting judges, former judges, and individuals who are candidates for judicial office. Complaints can be filed by the public, attorneys, or other judges if they believe misconduct or unethical behavior has occurred. Follow this link for more information.
Texans for Judicial Accountability is dedicated to promoting transparency, fairness, and integrity within the judicial system. Our mission is to advocate for judicial reforms, ensure judges are held accountable for their actions, and empower citizens to engage in protecting the principles of justice and accountability in Texas' courts.
For more information, please follow this link.
Your support is crucial in advancing the cause of judicial accountability in Texas. Whether through advocacy, spreading awareness, volunteering, or donating, there are many ways you can get involved. Together, we can push for essential judicial reforms, ensure transparency, and help hold judges accountable for their actions. Your contribution, no matter how big or small, helps strengthen the foundation of a fair and just judicial system for all Texans. Please review this link for more information.
Texans for Judicial Accountability has positively impacted a diverse group of individuals, including citizens seeking transparency, legal professionals advocating for ethical standards, and communities demanding fair and impartial justice. Through our efforts, we’ve empowered everyday Texans to hold judges accountable, strengthened public trust in the judicial system, and supported reforms that ensure a more equitable and transparent legal process for all.
The first NPO dedicated to holding the judiciary accountable in Texas, that I know of.
Thankful Thursday! Texans For Judicial Accountability is an organization that will be up in Austin this up coming session. If you can donate $5 to this organization, this will help further protect Texans! If you can't donate, please, at least, like, follow and share their page so others can support.
