A New Jersey judge facing a Supreme Court hearing on charges he made inappropriate comments to jurors and about other judges is asking that two members of the court recuse themselves due to alleged bias. Superior Court Judge Wilbur Mathesius filed a motion last week urging that Chief Justice Deborah Poritz and Justice Jaynee LaVecchia not participate in his disciplinary case. He says both justices have accused him or made findings of wrongdoing, which means they are predisposed to find against him.
August 30, 2006 at 12:00 AM
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A New Jersey judge facing a Supreme Court hearing on charges he made inappropriate comments to jurors and about other judges is asking that two members of the court recuse themselves due to alleged bias.
Superior Court Judge Wilbur Mathesius filed a motion on Aug. 23 urging that Chief Justice Deborah Poritz and Justice Jaynee LaVecchia not participate in his disciplinary case because they have criticized him in the past.
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