· 4/14/1937
Leonard v. Schroeder
Citations
- 290 Ill. App. 613
How courts have described this case
Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.
- “There is an obligation upon a judge not to recuse himself when there is no occasion.”
- “There is an obligation upon a Judge not to recuse himself when there is no occasion.”
- A judge has “an obligation not to recuse himself when there is no occasion” to do so
- “[Section 144] does not provide a remedy similar to habeas corpus or Title 28 Section 2255 proceedings, where successive petitions may be filed. In plain and unequivocal language the statute permits only one affidavit of bias and prejudice to be filed by a party in a case.”
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