A district attorney can step aside from a case by demonstrating reasonable grounds why disqualification is appropriate, the Court of Appeals held Tuesday.
June 11, 2014 at 12:00 AM
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ALBANY – A district attorney can step aside from a case by demonstrating reasonable grounds why disqualification is appropriate, the Court of Appeals held Tuesday.
The state’s high court, in a per curiam decision, found that district attorneys seeking recusal should not be held to the same high standard that applies when an adversary seeks the prosecutor’s removal.
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