Litigants unable to challenge judicial misconduct when judges ignore opposing legal authority

People involved in legal disputes face a critical gap when judges deliberately overlook or ignore opposing case law and legal precedent—they lack clear, accessible mechanisms to report and investigate judicial misconduct through the Judicial Conduct Investigations Office. Current processes are opaque, slow, and litigants don't know if overlooking authority constitutes a violation, leaving them powerless when facing potentially biased judicial decisions that could cost them their case.