Wright v. Pate

How courts have described this case

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• stating that the manner in which a trial judge balances the requirements of adjudicating matters promptly and efficiently while also showing patience, dignity, and courtesy to attorneys and witnesses “is largely left to the judge’s own discretion”
• ‘“A feeling of ill will or, conversely, favoritism toward one of the parties to a suit are what constitute disqualifying bias or prejudice.”’
• “Because Appellant has filed no motion for recusal, we must hold that Appellant has waived such right in conjunction with the January 30, 2002 hearing and subsequent Order filed February 13, 2002.”
• “Because Appellant has filed no motion for recusal, we must hold that Appellant has waived such right in conjunction with the January 30, 2002 hearing and subsequent Order filed February 13, 2002.”
• “Because Appellant has filed no motion for recusal, we must hold that Appellant has waived such right in conjunction with the January 30, 2002 hearing and subsequent Order filed February 13, 2002.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).