Judicial misconduct is any violation of the Code of Judicial Conduct, which may include, but is not limited to, the following:

• Failure to perform duties impartially and diligently
• failure to dispose promptly the business of the court
• conflict of interest
• other conduct which reflects adversely on the integrity of the judiciary

Judicial misconduct does not include:

• rulings on the law and/or the facts
• matters within the discretion of the trial court
• rulings on the admissibility of evidence
• rulings involving alimony, child support, custody or visitation rights
• sentences imposed by the Court, and believing or disbelieving witnesses