Contact North Carolina's Judicial Standards Commission

JUDGE ANNA E. WORLEY can deal with the blogs, websites, and protests however she has people that she has to answer to as well. If you have injustice that has occurred at the hands of Judge Anna E. Worley, please take the time to visit the Judicial Standard Commissions website. Here you will find examples of the complaints filed against the Judges such as This One!

Here is an excerpt from the site

The Commission is authorized to receive written complaints from citizens concerned with misconduct or disability of a judge and to investigate those complaints. After a complaint has been investigated and the judge has been given a due process hearing, the Commission may recommend to the Supreme Court of North Carolina that the judge be disciplined. 

In addition, upon the Commission's recommendation, the Supreme Court may remove a judge for mental or physical incapacity interfering with the performance of duties when the incapacity is, or is likely to become, permanent. 

The thirteen-member Commission is composed of seven judges appointed by the Chief Justice: a Court of Appeals judge, two Superior Court judges and two District Court judges. The State Bar Council appoints four attorneys, and four citizen members who are not judges or lawyers are appointed, two by the Governor and two by the General Assembly, one upon recommendation of the President Pro Tempore of the Senate and one upon the recommendation of the Speaker of the House of Representatives. The Court of Appeals judge operates as chair of the Commission and serves at the pleasure of the Chief Justice. Other members serve a six-year term

Contact The Commission

Contact Us Mail Address Judicial Standards Commission P.O. Box 1122 Raleigh, North Carolina 27602 Telephone 919-831-3630