Robert E. Gravenmier, and v. United States of America, And

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• holding that where the trial judge was of counsel in a prior prosecution six years before the present unrelated prosecution, recusal was not required
• holding that a judge, who as United States Attorney was of counsel when a defendant was tried and convicted of a charge, is not disqualified from presiding at the prosecution of the same defendant for an unrelated offense
• recusal not required where trial judge was of counsel in prior prosecution six years before present unrelated prosecution
• recusal not required where trial judge was of counsel in prior prosecution six years before present unrelated prosecution
• recusal not required where trial judge was of counsel in prior prosecution six years before present unrelated prosecution
• where trial judge was of counsel in prior prosecution six years before present unrelated prosecution, recusal not required

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