Were a judge to specify the nature of every recusal explicitly... the effect could be to expose personal information needlessly about the litigant and/or prejudice the litigant before the judge's colleagues.
Martha Roby: “Were a judge to specify the nature of every recusal explicitly... the effect could be to expose personal information…”
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Roby raises concerns about the implications of judges specifying recusal reasons.
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