1) Disqualification 2) Disqualification, of a sort 3) Judicial disqualification 4) Recusation 5) Self-disqualification
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1) Recusation
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n. the act of a judge or prosecutor being removed or voluntarily stepping aside from a legal case due to conflict of interest or other good reason.
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The voluntary action by a judge to remove himself or herself from presiding in a given case because of self-interest, bias, conflict, or prejudice. Also, the process by which a judge is disqualified from a case because a party objects.
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(n) Recusal is change of a judge or prosecutor voluntarily or otherwise, from a legal case due to a conflict of interest or for any reason by which he cannot fairly involve in the proceedings of the case. For example a prosecutor stepping down from offending a party where in another case he is acting for him.
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A situation in which a judge or prosecutor is removed or voluntarily steps down from a legal case. This often happens when the judge or prosecutor has a conflict of interest -- for example, a prior business relationship or close friendship with one of the parties.
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Process by which a judge excuses him/herself from hearing a case.
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recusal To refuse, to object to, to protest against. The process by which a judicial judge is disqualified on the objection of either party (or disqualifies himself or herself) from hearing a lawsuit because of self interest, bias, or prejudice (or even perceived bias or prejudice).
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