The Act on Judicial Service of the Courts of Justice B.E. 2543 (2000) prescribed some processes and procedures in removing any qualified judicial commissioner from the office due to any of his/her misconduct by a resolution of the total number of the existing judges, for the purpose of checks and balances of powers. However, such law still possesses some practical problems. These include having no administrative organization for the initial removal processes, lack of liability exclusion provisions for those who involve in the removal processes, a legal problem in interpreting the term voided ballotsé, and an issue regarding nomination of a qualified judicial commissioner whose office was removed to be re-elected in the new election to fill the vacancy. This article suggests some resolutions dealing with those aforesaid problems and also proposes to have them applied to the Judicial Administration Commission and the Commission for Judicial Service.