Duest v. Goldstein

How courts have described this case

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• holding that the trial judge’s assistance in prosecuting defendant at his first trial, while the judge was an assistant and supervising state attorney of the division in which defendant was tried, created a reasonable basis for concern
• trial judge who assisted state attorney prosecuting petitioner in original trial disqualified from presiding over resentencing
• judge prohibited from presiding over resentencing where judge, as assistant state attorney, had delivered document to prosecutor during previous trial and was supervisor of division that prosecuted defendant
• trial judge, a former assistant state attorney, assisted state attorney who prosecuted petitioner in his original trial; further, at the time of petitioner’s conviction, trial judge was the supervising state attorney of the division in which petitioner was tried

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