Sume v. State

How courts have described this case

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• holding legal sufficiency of motion to disqualify is pure question of law subject to de novo review
• explaining that recusal is the process whereby a trial judge removes himself, whereas disqualification is the process by which a party seeks to remove a trial judge from the case
• “Recusal” is the process whereby judges remove themselves from cases where “disqualification” is the process by which a party seeks to have a judge removed.
• “Recusal” is the process whereby judges remove themselves from cases where “disqualification” is the process by which a party seeks to have a judge removed.
• “Recusal” is the process whereby judges remove themselves from cases where “disqualification” is the process by which a party seeks to have a judge removed.

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).