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A judge should not preside over a particular matter when there is an "objectively reasonable belief" that he may be biased or unfair

Wednesday, April 29, 2009 by Richard S. Diamond

The April 23, 2009 published appellate decision in Chandok v. Chandok addressed a setting where the trial Judge should have disqualified himself from hearing a divorce case.

In Chandok, the appellate decision reversed the trial court judge's decision not to remove himself from the matter, vacated the judgment entered by that judge as a result of the trial and remanded the matter... Read More

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Topic: Family Law

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