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SCR 75.06

Complaints; discipline

activein force · 2016-11-15 – presentact-effective-date

(1) A person may file a complaint regarding the conduct of a circuit

court commissioner with the chief judge or with the judicial commission.

The chief judge or a designee of the chief judge shall advise any

complainant of the right to file a complaint with the judicial commission.

Notwithstanding the jurisdiction of the judicial commission, the chief judge

may discipline a circuit court commissioner as provided in sub. (2).

(2) The chief judge is responsible for disciplining circuit court

commissioners within the judicial administrative district with respect to

their quasi-judicial activities and for determining the severity of the

discipline, including removal. The determinations of the chief judge shall be

in writing and set forth the reasons for them. The chief judge shall consider

information and recommendations from the supervising judge or judges

when making those determinations.

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2026-09-23
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2026-09-23
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