Rule 14 Immunity.

People who work for the Judicial Standards Commission cannot be sued for doing their job. This includes the Commission members, the executive director, staff, and anyone hired to help with investigations, meetings, or hearings.

This protection covers their official work on Commission cases. If they are investigating a complaint, running a hearing, or handling any other Commission business, the law shields them from personal lawsuits over those actions.

This rule exists so people can do this work honestly without worrying about being sued just for doing their job. It lets them make tough decisions about judges without fear of personal legal trouble, as long as they are acting within their official duties.