1-3 forms of discipline on a justice or judge if the commission determines that

1-4 the justice or judge:

1-5 (a) Has committed willful misconduct;

1-6 (b) Has willfully or persistently failed to perform the duties of his

1-7 office; or

1-8 (c) Is habitually intemperate.

1-9 [A justice or judge removed pursuant to this subsection may not, unless the

1-10 supreme court overturns the removal upon appeal, thereafter seek or hold

1-11 judicial office within this state.]

1-12 2. The commission may censure or impose other forms of discipline

1-13 on a justice or judge if the commission determines that the justice or judge

1-14 has violated one or more of the provisions of the Nevada Code of Judicial

2-26 of justice of the supreme court:

2-27 1. Unless he has attained the age of 25 years.

2-28 2. Unless he is an attorney licensed and admitted to practice law in the

2-29 courts of this state.

2-30 3. Unless he is a qualified elector and has been a bona fide resident of

2-31 this state for 2 years next preceding the election or appointment.

2-32 4. If he has ever been removed from any judicial office by the

2-33 legislature or removed or retired from any judicial office by the

2-37 of district judge:

2-38 1. Unless he has attained the age of 25 years.

2-39 2. Unless he is an attorney licensed and admitted to practice law in the

2-40 courts of this state.

2-41 3. Unless he is a qualified elector and has been a bona fide resident of

3-6 candidate for or be eligible to the office of justice of the peace [.] unless

3-7 he is a qualified elector and has never been removed or retired from any

3-8 judicial office by the commission on judicial discipline.

3-9 2. A justice of the peace in a township whose population is 250,000 or

3-10 more must be an attorney who is licensed and admitted to practice law in

3-11 the courts of this state. A justice of the peace in a township whose

3-12 population is less than 250,000 must have a high school diploma or its

3-13 equivalent as determined by the state board of education.

3-14 3. Subsection 2 does not apply to any person who held the office of

3-18 municipal judge must be chosen by the electors of the city within which

3-19 the municipal court is established on a day to be fixed by the governing

3-20 body of that city. He shall hold his office for 1 year, unless a longer period

3-21 is fixed by the charter of the city, in which case he shall hold his office for

3-22 that longer period. Before entering upon his duties , a municipal judge

3-23 shall take the constitutional oath of office. A municipal judge must:

3-24 (a) Be a citizen of [the] this state;

3-25 (b) Except as otherwise provided in the charter of a city organized

3-26 under a special charter, have been a bona fide resident of the city for not

3-27 less than 1 year next preceding his election; [and]

3-28 (c) Be a qualified elector in the city [.] ; and

3-29 (d) Not have ever been removed or retired from any judicial office by

3-30 the commission on judicial discipline.

3-31 2. The governing body of a city, with the consent of the board of

3-32 county commissioners and the justice of the peace, may provide that a

3-33 justice of the peace of the township in which the city is located is ex officio

3-37 persons it determines appropriate to comprise a panel of substitute

3-38 municipal judges. The persons selected must not have ever been removed

3-39 or retired from any judicial office by the commission on judicial

3-40 discipline and must be:

3-41 (a) Members in good standing of the State Bar of Nevada;

3-42 (b) Adult residents of the city; or