Rate judges and rate courts at Courthouse Forum. Courthouse Forum has a judge directory and court directory for each state and federal judiciary, discussion forums for courts and judges, judicial performance evaluation surveys to rate judges, worst judge voting, forums for legal questions, law and legal resources, legal news, judicial misconduct and judicial complaint information, court maps, and more.
Visitors may now vote for the judges they consider to be the worst judges, by going to the Judge Directories or the judge's page in the forum. To find a judge use the Judge Directories, or the Find Judge search feature to the upper-left. Voting will continue throughout the year. Visitors are allowed one vote per session.
To explain your vote for a particular judge, you may use our forums or complete a judicial evaluation survey for the judge. Surveys may be accessed on the Judge Directory and on each judge's page in the forum.
We have also added new features to the website, several of which are listed below.
Journals
New journals may be accessed by clicking the "Journals" toolbar above. The initial load times will vary from approximately 5 to 15 seconds.
Judge Journal Judiciary Forum Journal Legal Questions Journal Survey Journal
Interactive Maps
We've also added interactive maps for courts, law libraries and law schools. The initial load times will vary from approximately 10 to 40 seconds. For example, the initial load time for the Federal Court is approximately 20-40 seconds, depending upon the speed of your internet service. (Once a map has initially loaded, interaction times are much quicker.) We are in the process of adding maps for all 50 states. Maps may be accessed by clicking "Maps" on the toolbar above.
Federal Courts Immigration Courts
California Courts Michigan Courts Law Libraries Other State Courts (coming soon)
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Courthouse Forum provides a unique and comprehensive platform for the open and candid evaluation and discussion of cases, courts, the judiciary, and legal issues. We hope you will participate by completing a judicial survey and providing your comments and opinions. Participation in the forums and surveys is FREE, and no log in or registration is required. Participation may be anonymous.
