Diana Coleman v. Youth Home, Inc.

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• permitting a hearing only when there is a dishonest statement “necessary to a finding of probable cause”
• “a party seeking recusal or disqualification on the basis of judicial bias or impartiality must raise the objection at the earliest possible moment, or that party will suffer the consequence of being time barred”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).