· 9/1/1976
Jeffrey Roger Mims v. Milton Shapp, Governor of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Citations
- 541 F.2d 415
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- defining personal bias for purposes of that case as “an attitude toward petitioner that is significantly different from and more particularized than the normal, general feelings of society at large”
- test is whether, assuming truth of facts alleged, reasonable persons would conclude that bias exists
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Judges: Van Dusen, Gibbons, Rosenn
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