Guyton v. LaBossiere

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• recognizing that judges are “expected to be influenced by real life experiences”
• noting disbelief in witness’ testimony is ordinarily no basis for disqualification
• denying petition because “[d]isqualifying a judge because his examination of a witness on relevant matters gives a clue as to how he may be inclined to rule at the end of the evidence would wreak administrative havoc in the circuit court by inviting mid-hearing motions for recusal”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).