Supreme Court of Kansas· 10/26/1984

State v. Logan

Citations

689 P.2d 778
236 Kan. 79
1984 Kan. LEXIS 389

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acknowledging nonpecuniary interests for associates, but concluding that they, “standing alone, will not create an appearance of partiality”
finding it “unlikely that a reasonable person would believe that a judge’s propensity to convict criminal defendants would increase because his son works as a prosecutor”
where no factual grounds are alleged in support of an opinion or belief that bias exists, the challenge states no legally cognizable ground for disqualification
trial judge’s son was an attorney in the district attorney’s office but this fact did not require reversal
involdng standards under statute, Code of Judicial Conduct, Constitution
applying the rule to a civil case

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