Supreme Court of Kansas· 7/26/2013

State v. Sawyer

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297 Kan. 902
305 P.3d 608

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declining to consider disagreements with district court's rulings in recusal analysis because \[a]dverse legal rulings alone cannot form the basis for a recusal\
discussing the three substantive bases on which a litigant may argue that a judge's recusal is required
\mere heightened risk of actual bias\ on district court's part \could lead to unacceptable peril to due process\
'We judge the adequacy of due process under a de novo standard of appellate review.'
allegations in affidavit that judge prevented pro se pleadings and ordered defendant transported gag in place were not, without more detail, legally sufficient to force recusal because this is not always unjustified
allegations in affidavit that judge prevented pro se pleadings and ordered defendant transported gag in place were not, 24 without more detail, legally sufficient to force recusal because this is not always unjustified

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Judges: Beier, Biles, Moritz

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