· 5/23/1883
Horton v. McKeehan Bros.
Citations
- 1 White & W. 216
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- holding that defendant could not disqualify the district attorney on the grounds that the prosecutor harbored a \personal grudge” against him because defendant failed to establish any harm as a result of the alleged \grudge”
- holding that defendant could not disqualify the district attorney on the grounds that the prosecutor harbored a \personal grudge\ against him because defendant failed to establish any harm as a result of the alleged \grudge\
- holding that defendant could not disqualify the district attorney on the grounds that the prosecutor harbored a \personal grudge\ against him because defendant failed to establish any harm as a result of the alleged \grudge\
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Judges: Hurt
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