Rule 27-303 Response.

Here's a plain English summary:

When a judge is facing a review by the Supreme Court after Judicial Standards Commission proceedings, the judge has 10 days to respond once the case record is filed with the Court. This response is the judge's chance to answer the claims made against them.

The judge's response can't be longer than 25 pages. A copy must also be sent to the Judicial Standards Commission, following the standard delivery rules laid out in Rule 27-104.

Normally, no additional legal briefs are allowed beyond this response. The only exception is if the Supreme Court specifically asks for more written arguments. This keeps the process fairly quick and prevents the case from dragging out with extra paperwork.