Which office would you call for a question about judicial ethics?

• A. The state commission on Judicial conduct
• B. The Texas Municipal League
• C. The Attorney General's Office
• D. Texas Municipal Courts Education Center

Answer: (A)

The main idea is that questions about judicial ethics are handled by the state body responsible for enforcing ethical standards for judges. The state commission on Judicial conduct oversees judges’ conduct, provides ethics guidance, and processes complaints about misconduct. That’s why it’s the best choice for a question about judicial ethics. The other options don’t fit: the Texas Municipal League is a professional association for municipalities, not an ethics enforcer; the Attorney General’s Office offers legal opinions and representation for state matters, not ethics guidance for judges; and the Texas Municipal Courts Education Center focuses on training for municipal court personnel, not on enforcing ethics rules. If you need ethics guidance, reach out to the State Commission on Judicial Conduct for authoritative information and resources.