· 6/11/2020
Matter of Dawn Monique W.W. v. Alexander
Citations
- 2020 NY Slip Op 3271
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- providing examples of evidence of judicial bias 9 87378-4-I/10 requiring recusal under due process
- providing examples of evidence of judicial bias requiring recusal under due process
- this court reviews a trial court’s recusal decision for an abuse of discretion
- “‘[a] party asserting a violation of the [appearance of fairness] doctrine must produce sufficient evidence demonstrating bias, such as personal or pecuniary interest on the part of the decision maker; mere speculation is not enough.’” (alterations in original
- mere speculation of judicial bias is insufficient
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