Court of Criminal Appeals of Alabama· 2/8/1972

Payne v. State

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265 So. 2d 185
48 Ala. App. 401
1972 Ala. Crim. App. LEXIS 920

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containing no discussion of the appearance of impropriety standard or what circumstances might lead a reasonable person to question a judge's impartiality; decided before the Code of Judicial Conduct was even developed
containing no discussion of the appearance of impropriety standard or what circumstances might lead a reasonable person to question a judge's impartiality; decided before the Code of Judicial Conduct was even developed
\The holding of prose-cutorial office as distinguished from working on a concrete piece of litigation is not alone disqualifying for one who later becomes a judge.\
\The holding of prosecutorial office as distinguished from working on a concrete piece of litigation is not alone disqualifying for one who later becomes a judge.\
“The holding of prosecutorial office as distinguished from working on a concrete piece of litigation is not alone disqualifying for one who later becomes a judge.”

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Judges: Almon, Price, Cates, Tyson

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