Articles JPEC 2022 Report to the Community The 63 Utah judges who are currently eligible to stand for retention during the general election in November 2022 may be the first to […] JPEC 2021 Report to the Community 59 Utah judges stood for retention election in 2020. The attached Judicial Performance Evaluation Commission (JPEC) 2021 Report to the Community details […] 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