The textbook notes that state judicial conduct commissions are made of judges, lawyers, and prominent laypersons that investigate allegations of judicial misconduct and hear testimony. If the commission finds evidence of wrongdoing, what method of sanctioning do they often prefer? Question 11 options: Informal sanctions like confidential hearings or encouraging a judge to voluntarily retire Formal sanctions such as arrest and charging a judge with a criminal offense Civil punishments that require a judge to offer financial compensation to the victim The commission will often publicize the misconduct in order to publicly shame a judge