Caperton v. A T Massey: Vocabulary Word of the Day — Recusal.

Posted By Cliff Tuttle | June 10, 2009

Posted by Cliff Tuttle (c) 2009

There are a few law firms in this town who have probably made significant contributions to the campaigns of so many judges, that they may have trouble finding a court that will not have to entertain motions for recusal in light of the West Virginia case decided by the U S Supreme Court this week. Read about it in the excellent commentaries (2 of them to date) in the West Virginia Business Litigation Blog. You can read this excellent source anytime from the Blogroll near the bottom of the column to your right.

Good job, WVBLB!

CLT

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