Comiskey v. District Court in & for the County of Pueblo

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• distinguishing Beckord because trial judge made no findings of impropriety
• en banc, noting that “the mere allegation that a judge engaged in an ex parte communication is not enough to require recusal” and that “[t]he petitioner must also allege facts sufficient to infer that the judge is or appears to be biased”

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