View example sentences, synonyms and word forms for Recuse.
Recuse meaning
To reject or repudiate (an authority, a person, a court judgment, etc.). | To reject or repudiate (an authority, a person, a court judgment, etc.). | Of a judge, juror, or prosecutor: to declare (oneself) unable to participate in a court case due to an actual or potential conflict of interest or lack of impartiality.
Synonyms of Recuse
Example sentences (20)
Our system of justice requires not only that a judge that is actually biased recuse himself, but a judge that has has the appearance of bias to recuse himself.
A justice, if he/she so wishes, is not required to explain why he/she did or did not decide to recuse herself or himself.
As this media outlet exclusively reported yesterday, Murdaugh’s attorneys were planning to ask Newman on the record for the first time to voluntarily recuse himself from further involvement in Murdaugh-related proceedings.
AUGUSTA, Maine — Secretary of State Shenna Bellows is too biased to rule on former President Donald Trump’s eligibility for Maine’s 2024 ballot and must recuse herself, the Trump campaign said in a last-minute Wednesday legal filing.
Counsel for the former CEO of COCOBOD, Mr Samuel Codjoe, has filed a motion before the trial High Court, asking Justice Tandoh to recuse himself.
Despite calls for her to recuse herself from cases involving the organization, she has declined to do so.
He argued that these previous actions by the two judges should have led them to recuse themselves from the case, as they were likely to be prejudiced and biased against the appellants, thereby robbing them of the right to innocence and a fair hearing.
Israel’s High Court of Justice on Thursday rejected a request to recuse Court President Esther Hayut from hearing petitions against the “reasonableness” law.
Last Monday, Mr Shawcross said in a letter to the chairman of the Commons Digital, Culture, Media and Sport (DCMS) Committee: “As I have met Mr Sharp on previous occasions, I have decided to recuse myself from this particular investigation.
One of those three, David Prosser, sent Vos an email on Friday, seemingly just before Protasiewicz declined to recuse, advising against moving forward with impeachment.
The Democratic-backed ethics bill also would require that justices provide more information about potential conflicts of interest and written explanations about their decisions not to recuse.
This ethical conundrum for the seven to have moved to recuse themselves, the ordinance would have very likely failed, leaving the AEDC $1.5 million short over the next three years.
While Trump appears to have a mathematical chance of throwing that New York case into disarray, his superficially similar effort to force Judge Chutkan to recuse herself from the federal case in Washington is singularly unlikely to go anywhere.
According to court documents, Ingram’s decision to recuse herself stems from the arrest of her deputy for an improper relationship with Thug’s co-defendant Big Bhris (Christian Eppinger).
Addressing the judge directly, Kanu said, “My Lord, I have no confidence in this court anymore, and I ask you to recuse yourself because you did not abide by the decision of the Supreme Court.
A. G. Wakil, the representative of the Kano state's attorney general and commissioner of justice and the state government, said he aligned with Fatogun on the move to recuse from the matter.
As it is, there are people calling for her to step aside, to recuse herself from the case.
But she said if she becomes district attorney she will recuse herself from that case because she worked with two of the defendants.
But Windsor's recordings show why his refusals to recuse from Jan.
Ecobank has filed a motion for joinder in the case and has requested that Justice Faji recuse himself, given that he had previously ruled in a separate dispute between Ecobank and Honeywell.