It’s not enough for litigants to say they believe a judge is unfair.
Lawyers have to bring cold, hard proof if they have a shot at unseating the judge.
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Judge David Peeples of San Antonio, left, and Ray Wheless, presiding judge of the First Administrative Judicial Region in Dallas, right.
Texas Lawyer reached out to the judges who handle recusals and judicial disqualifications to gather their advice for attorneys who file these motions.
January 21, 2020 at 12:22 PM
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It’s not enough for litigants to say they believe a judge is unfair.
Lawyers have to bring cold, hard proof if they have a shot at unseating the judge.
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