Note 1: Article 89, Section 8 of the Judges Act states that the rules for disciplinary cases involving judges apply mutatis mutandis to the disciplinary cases involving prosecutors.

Note 2: The types of sanctions are:

(1) The position as a judge is deprived and the person cannot be hired as a civil servant again.

(2) The current position is deprived and the person cannot be hired as a civil servant within a period set between one year and five years.

(3) The position as a judge is deprived, and the person is moved to positions in the government other than a judge.

(4) The ordinary pension and the special pension for judges are deprived; or only the special pension for judges is deprived.

(5) The amount of ordinary pension and the special pension for judges is decreased by a percentage between 10% and 20%.

(6) Civil penalty: The amount ranges from one month’s salary to one year’s salary. If the judge disciplined is retired, then the amount of monthly salary is determined by the amount of monthly salary immediately prior to his or her retirement.

(7) Warning that the disciplined act or omission not be committed again.

 

 

 

 

1-5.  Seats for Justices (When adjudicating disciplinary cases for judges in the first instance, seats number 4 and number 5 are for Expert Lay Judges.)
6.  Seat for Clerk
7.  Seat for interpreter, recording, and the transmission of files and evidence
8-9. Seats for the plaintiff (appellants, government offices that seek to impose discipline, agents, and defense attorneys)
10-11. Seats for the defendant (the person that may be sanctioned, appellees, agents, and defense attorneys)
12. Platform for answering questions for persons other than the parties
13. Seats for the representative of the evaluation committee
14. Seats for witnesses
15. Seats for expert witnesses
16.Seats for auditors and news reporters