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2 days ago · In accordance with the SDCBA’s Judicial Election Evaluation Committee (JEEC) Rules, each candidate is evaluated on that candidate’s individual merit and given one of five evaluations:
Judicial Election Evaluation Committee (JEEC) Purpose: The purpose of JEEC is to evaluate San Diego County Superior Court judicial candidates. The SDCBA is to publicize those evaluations as a public service to the San Diego community at large.
Since 1978, the San Diego County Bar Association has provided evaluations of candidates running in contested judicial elections to help inform the public. EVALUATIONS FOR THE 2024 PRIMARY ELECTION: Learn more about the evaluation process here » (PDF) See the press release here »
The San Diego County Bar Association’s Judicial Election Evaluation Committee (JEEC) offers an important public service by providing information to voters on judicial candidates in upcoming elections.
Here are the SDCBA JEEC evaluations for the candidates in contested judicial elections for 2020: San Diego County Superior Court Judge – Office No. 18. CJ Mody WELL QUALIFIED
May 10, 2022 · The Bar Association Judicial Election Evaluation Committee (JEEC) evaluates the candidates based on 15 factors, including judgment and common sense, knowledge of the law, judicial...
The Judicial Elections Endorsement Committee (JEEC) is charged with conducting a confidential evaluation process of candidates seeking election to judicial office in San Diego County who seek Lawyers Club’s support in the election.
