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Often used in the same context:
disqualify,
reheard,
prejudged,
disbar,
excused,
impleaded,
reargue,
abstained,
implead,
impaneling,
litigated,
acquit,
reappointed,
divested,
pro tempore,
docketed,
reappointing,
subpoenaed,
absented,
ex officio,
dissented,
grand jury,
adjudicated,
judge,
barred,
sub judice,
quo warranto,
excluded,
appointed,
triable,
retrying,
embroil,
precluded,
resigning,
ex parte,
overruled,
debarred,
exculpated,
absolved,
implicated,
amicus curiae,
clerked,
solicitor general,
reappoint,
exonerated,
grievance committee,
hearing examiner,
depose,
nolle pros,
ethics committee,
disassociating,
impleading,
appellate court,
pretermitted,
arrogated,
fifth amendment,
reassigned,
indicted,
ad litem,
inculpate,
prosecuted,
politicize,
res ipsa loquitur,
impeaching,
unseal,
gag order,
outvoted,
administrative hearing,
moot court,
redetermine,
perjure,
extradited,
prejudiced,
investigated,
terminated,
harlan fiske stone,
resiled,
quorate,
detach,
enjoin,
withdrawn,
distanced,
probate court,
resolved,
voir dire,
adjourned,
unseated,
exempted,
interject,
invalidate,
amicus curiae brief,
dissenting opinion,
revoke,
assigned,
disserving,
controverted,
pro tem,
omitted,
excommunicated,
executive clemency,
interposing,
summary judgement
Appears in the definition of:
recusal,
recusation
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