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Recusal is the
legal process by
which a judge, juror, or
other adjudicator steps aside from parti****ting in a case due to
potential bias,
conflict of...
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professional responsibility.
Judicial disqualification, also
referred to as
recusal,
refers to the act of
abstaining from parti****tion in an
official action...
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agreed to pay £300,000 in
costs for the
failed recusal application. The Post Office's own
costs of the
recusal application were over £212,000,
which including...
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denounce the officer's actions, to
demand the
reform of the GRPD, and for the
recusal of the
prosecutor handling the case due to
alleged conflicts of interest...
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campaign contributions to judges, but it was
unclear when
mandatory recusal was required. The
League of
Women Voters petitioned the
Court to require...
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following months of
public and
private conflict with
President Trump over his
recusal from
investigations relating to
Russian election interference. Sessions...
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President Donald Trump, as he
discussed Attorney General Jeff Sessions's
recusal from the
Mueller Investigation. The film
looks into New York
lawyer Roy...
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Investigation Agency (FIA) and the
Intelligence Bureau (IB)
requested the
recusal of
Justice Babar Sattar from
hearing audio leaks’ case. On 29 April, Justice...
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Following Kanter's inauguration,
Google wrote to the DOJ to
request Kanter's
recusal from the
United States v.
Google search antitrust case.
According to The...
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website as they are
being announced. It is
possible that
through recusals or
vacancies the
court divides evenly on a case. If that occurs, then the...
