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Webber v. Webber

Citations

  • 706 P.2d 329
  • 1985 Alas. App. LEXIS 346

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  • holding that the criminal contempt proceeding was not a new action giving rise to a new right to peremptory disqualification because “the action charging Webber with criminal contempt was ancillary to and a continuation of the underlying domestic action”
  • concluding “that since Webber waived his right to challenge Judge Carlson in the domestic relations proceedings, he waived the right to peremptorily disqualify Judge Carlson in the ancillary criminal contempt proceeding”

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Judges: Bryner, Coats, Singleton

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