State Ex Rel. Tyler v. MacQueen

How courts have described this case

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• holding that \the fact that an assistant prosecuting attorney previously represented a criminal defendant while in private practice does not preclude the prosecutor's office as a whole from participation in further prosecution of criminal charges against the defendant\
• indicating that affidavit by prosecuting attorney and member of office who previously represented defendant was sufficient evidence to prove existence of effective screening procedures
• recusal is proper when prosecuting attorney acquired any knowledge of facts through consultation with the accused
• affidavits by prosecuting attorney and member of office who previously represented defendant were sufficient to prove existence of effective screening procedures
• prohibition used to review disqualification of prosecutor’s office
• prohibition used to review disqualification of prosecutor's office

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).