In the Matter of K.E.M., Juvenile

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• noting that “it is well settled . . . that the mere fact that the trial judge personally prosecuted the defendant for past crimes does not disqualify the judge from presiding over a trial where a new offense is charged”
• judge is not disqualified by mere fact that he personally prosecuted defendant for past crimes
• judge is not disqualified by mere fact that he personally prosecuted defendant for past crimes

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).