The Judicial Conference of the United States:

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The Judicial Conference of the United States enforces ethical rules of federal judges, but cannot remove a judge from office. This responsibility falls under the purview of the Congress through the impeachment process. The Judicial Conference also plays an important administrative role in the federal court system, such as creating policies for court administration, recommending legislation to improve the operation of the courts, and providing input on the appointment of federal judges. However, they do not select federal judges or enforce ethical rules for state judges. They also do not enforce ethical rules that govern attorneys.