City of Edgerton v. General Casualty Co.

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• concluding that Justice Geske's disclosure in open court that she would be impartial despite the nature of her husband's employer showed she, herself, made the required subjective determination
• concluding that Justice Geske's disclosure in open court that she would be impartial despite the nature of her husband's employer showed she, herself, made the required subjective determination
• concluding that Justice Geske's declaration in open court that she would be impartial despite the type of industry that employed a family member demonstrated that she, herself, made the determination required
• requesting the disqualification of Justice Geske, who had participated in the majority decision
• Heffernan, C.J., unanimous decision, J. Geske not participating, reviewing J. Geske's decision not to disqualify herself
• Heffernan, C.J., unanimous decision, J. Geske not participating, reviewing J. Geske's decision not to disqualify herself

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