The Commission consists of 13 members. The Utah Supreme Court and the Governor each appoint four members; the President of the Senate and Speaker of the House of Representatives each appoint two members; and the executive director of the Commission on Criminal and Juvenile Justice also serves on the Commission. No more than seven members may be attorneys. No more than half the members appointed by each branch of government may be of the same political party.The current members of the Commission on Judicial Performance are:
• Anthony Schofield, Commission Chair and retired 4th District Court judge appointed by the Supreme Court.
• Eric DeRosia, citizen, appointed by the Supreme Court.
• Diana Allison, citizen, appointed by the Governor.
• Nate Alder, attorney, appointed by the Governor.
• John P. Ashton, attorney, appointed by the Supreme Court.
• Robert S. Fotheringham, citizen, appointed by the Supreme Court.
• Joanne Rigby, retired justice court judge, appointed by the Governor.
• Ron Gordon, attorney and executive director of the Commission on Criminal and Juvenile Justice.
• Dave Lambert, attorney, appointed by the Senate.
• David Roth, retired 2nd District Court judge, appointed by the Governor.
• Ann Marie McIff Allen, attorney, appointed by the House of Representatives.
• Kelsie Strong, citizen, appointed by the Senate.
• Shannon P. Sebahar, citizen, appointed by the House of Representatives.
The executive director of the Commission is Joanne C. Slotnik.
http://judges.utah.gov/