MN SF2718

Establishes that the Board on Judicial Standards review procedures for 90-day disposition compliance shall apply unless the Board's own rules provide different procedures.

Requires the state judicial information system director to provide monthly reports to chief judges identifying matters exceeding 90 days without disposition, rather than notifying the Board's executive secretary annually.

Implements a three-tier escalation process: first infraction triggers notification to the chief judge; second infraction within five years requires the chief judge to develop a written remedial plan within 45 days; third infraction within five years requires Board action.

Mandates that remedial plans include measures for timely decisions, compliance timelines, and audit procedures to monitor progress, with failure to comply triggering Board notification.

Specifies that if a chief judge commits an infraction, the assistant chief judge assumes responsibility for the remedial actions that would normally be the chief judge's responsibility.