· 4/26/1954
Zuniga v. Superior Court of State
Citations
- 269 P.2d 720
- 77 Ariz. 222
- 1954 Ariz. LEXIS 204
How courts have described this case
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- providing that recusal does not necessarily equate to existence of grounds for disqualification
- “A judge may on his own motion, if he acts timely, recuse himself even though the reason given might not be sufficient to form the basis of a legal disqualification.”
- “[A] judge may . . . recuse himself even though the reason given might not be sufficient to form the basis of a legal disqualification.”
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Judges: Phelps, Prade, Stanford, Udall, Windes
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