Kowalski v. Boyles

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• holding that in ruling on the legal sufficiency of a motion to disqualify, the judge may explain the status of the record
• holding that the judge’s factual recital of what took place at the questioned hearing was a permissible comment on the record as the judge was not attempting to refute charges of partiality
• holding that trial court was correct in denying appellants’ motion to disqualify because appellants’ subjective fears were not reasonably sufficient to create a well- founded fear they would not receive a fair and impartial trial
• treating an appeal of a nonfinal order denying an application for disqualification of a judge as a petition for writ of prohibition

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