| Description |
xxvi, 1208 pages ; 24 cm |
| Contents |
Ch. 1. Introduction -- 2. Bases for disqualification -- 3. Bias -- 4. The extrajudicial sources rule -- 5. An appearance of bias -- 6. Interest -- 7. Familial and business relationships -- 8. Social relationships -- 9. Gifts, favors, and political support -- 10. Background and experience -- 11. Prior activity as an attorney -- 12. Judicial knowledge -- 13. Knowledge obtained in criminal proceedings -- 14. Ex parte communications -- 15. Judicial conduct -- 16. Adverse rulings or comments -- 17. Procedure -- 18. Timeliness -- 19. Legal sufficiency -- 20. Factors mitigating against disqualification -- 21. Tactical motivation of moving party -- 22. Procedure following disqualification -- 23. Federal disqualification provisions -- 24. Disqualification under 28 U.S.C. [Section] 455 -- 25. The relationship between 144 and 455 -- 26. Peremptory disqualification generally -- 27. Specific peremptory disqualification provisions -- 28. Disqualification for cause in state court -- 29. Disqualification in appellate and bankruptcy proceedings -- 30. Contempt proceedings -- 31. Criminal proceedings -- 32. Appellate remedies -- 33. Standard of review |
| Summary |
"This Banks & Jordan product is updated on a periodic basis with supplements to reflect important changes in the subject matter." |
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This book is a comprehensive and intensively-researched guide to the law which governs motions to disqualify judges in the federal and state courts of America |
| Bibliography |
Includes bibliographical references and index |
| Subject |
Judges -- Disqualification -- United States.
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Judicial ethics -- United States.
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| LC no. |
95078382 |
| ISBN |
1890080047 |
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9781890080044 |
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