· 1/9/2024
SHERMAN BALCH v. LAKEVIEW LOAN SERVICING, LLC
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- holding recusal may be required even in summary contempt proceeding if there is “a sufficient possibility of bias to make disqualification necessary to preserve the integrity of the judiciary”
- discussing reasons for trial court’s recusal in summary contempt case
- “[0]nce a judge has been personally attacked in such a manner that a judge of ordinary sensibilities might naturally be expected to harbor marked personal feelings against the attacker, the law must assume that such feelings exist.” (quotation marks and emphasis omitted)
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