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· 3/22/1983

McDermott v. Grossman

Citations

  • 429 So. 2d 393

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  • where a lawyer voices his opposition to election of a judge it is assumed that judge will not thereafter harbor prejudice against the lawyer affecting judge's ability to be impartial in cases in which the lawyer is involved

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Judges: Hendry, Daniel S. Pearson and Jorgenson

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