Florida Complaint of Judicial Misconduct or Disability is a formal complaint process designed to ensure the integrity of the Florida judiciary. The process is governed by the Florida Rules of Judicial Administration and the Florida Code of Judicial Conduct. Through this process, any person may make a complaint to the Florida Judicial Qualifications Commission (JC) alleging that a judge has committed misconduct or is otherwise unable to perform the duties of the office. The JC has the authority to investigate the allegations and to determine whether the judge should be disciplined or removed from office. Types of Florida Complaint of Judicial Misconduct or Disability include: 1. Improper Conduct — complaints alleging that a judge has engaged in inappropriate behavior such as harassment, discrimination, bias, or corruption. 2. Incompetence — complaints alleging that a judge is unable to competently perform the duties of the office due to a lack of knowledge or experience. 3. Abuse of Authority — complaints alleging that a judge has abused his or her authority by acting beyond the scope of his or her duties or by misusing court resources. 4. Financial or Personal Interests — complaints alleging that a judge has a financial or personal interest in a case before the court. 5. Improper Use of Social Media — complaints alleging that a judge has used social media in a manner that is inappropriate or unprofessional.