Candace Watson v. City of Jackson

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• considering the substantive merit of recusal issue in Rule 10B appeal despite procedural deficiencies in both the motion filed in the trial court and the petition for recusal appeal filed in Court of Appeals
• describing Tenn. Code Ann. § 17-2-101 as generally applicable to judges
• “Adverse rulings and ‘the mere fact that a witness takes offense at the court’s assessment of the witness,’ do not provide grounds for recusal . . . in light of the ‘adversarial nature of litigation.’”

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