Arkansas - Violation of law.

2Connecticut - Disbarment or suspension as an attorney.

3Florida
- Conduct unbecoming a member of the judiciary
demonstrating a present unfitness to hold office.

4Kentucky - Any willful refusal or persistent failure to conform
to official policies and directives adopted by the Supreme Court.

5Maine - Convicted of a crime the nature of which casts into
doubt the judge's continued willingness to conform his conduct to the
Code of Judicial Conduct as applicable.

"Missouri

Misconduct; corruption in office; oppression in office; commission of a crime.

7Nebraska - Disbarment.

Nevada - Retired for advanced age which interferes with the proper performance of his duties.

9New Jersey - Engagement in partisan politics.

10 New York

Such conduct may occur on or off the bench. Also note that the New York provision states that the commission is not limited to the grounds enumerated therein.

11, Ohio Disbarred or indefinitely suspended from practice of
law for misconduct occuring before such election or appointment.

12Oklahoma - Corruption in office; gross partiality in office;
oppression in office; acceptance of a fee or gratuity for performing
any judicial act; continued willful failure to comply with rules and
directives of supreme court, presiding administrative judge, or chief
judge of the judicial district; participation in any partisan political
activity; disclosing his political party affiliation.

13 Oregon

where such misconduct bears a demonstrable relationship to the effective performance of judicial duties.

14South Carolina - Fails to timely issue official orders, decrees,

or opinions.

15 Texas

Without justifiable cause fails to execute the business of the court in a timely manner.

17.

West Virginia - For any violation of the judicial code of ethics or code of regulations and standards.