State Court Judges, Either Appointed or Elected, Often Have a Very

State court judges, either appointed or elected, often have a very long tenure in office. Judges may generally be removed from office through:

A) Impeachment by the appropriate body.
B) Legislative address in which the legislature merely passes a bill removing the individual from office.
C) Recall that involves a special election held after the gathering of the requisite number of signatures on a petition.
D) Action by a judicial disciplinary board after the judge has been given procedural due process in the form of a hearing.
E) All of the above.