Article 74. Grounds for Disciplinary Liability of Judges

A judge may be subject to disciplinary liability only upon the decision of the relevant qualification board of judges:

for violating the law in the administration of justice;

for omissions in the organization of judicial work due to negligence or indiscipline;

for committing an offense discrediting the honor and dignity of a judge and infringing on the authority of the court;

for violating the requirements of the Code of Judicial Ethics.

Cancellation or amendment of a court decision in itself shall not entail the responsibility of the judge who participated in the adoption of the court decision, unless they committed a deliberate violation of the law or bad faith in doing so, which entailed significant consequences.

If, within a year after the imposition of a disciplinary sanction, a judge does not perform the actions provided for by part one of this article again, they shall be deemed not to have been brought to disciplinary liability.

The procedure for bringing judges to disciplinary liability shall be established by a provision approved by law.