Articles JPEC 2020 Report to the Community Justice court judges that do not qualify for full or mid-level evaluations have been historically difficult for JPEC to evaluate. […] Implicit Bias in Attorney Evaluation of Judges and Why it Applies to Everyone, Even You JPEC 2019 Report to the Community Forty-four Utah judges stood for retention election in 2018. The attached Judicial Performance Evaluation Commission (JPEC) 2019 Report to the Community details […] Five Reasons Why JPEC So Often Recommends Retention If you take a look at judges.utah.gov, it isn’t long before you will notice all those green boxes recommending retention. […] A Courtroom Observer’s Perspective: Judicial Retention Votes Matter Lynell Gardner is a longstanding volunteer in JPEC’s Courtroom Observation Program. Volunteers observe, evaluate and report on judicial behavior in […] JPEC Adds Four Commissioners Download News Release Information to Utah Attorneys: Professionalism & Civility CLE New Commissioner Joins JPEC See Press Release One Commissioner’s Evolving View on Judicial Evaluation From the Courtroom When the Judicial Performance Evaluation Commission (JPEC) first decided to use a new concept called “procedural fairness” to assess the […] 2016 Press Coverage JPEC thanks KUTV News, The Provo Daily Herald, and the KSL News for their interest in the judicial retention process and […]