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Jun. 17, 2019
Judge disqualifies colleague from hearing homeless civil rights lawsuit
A federal judge has disqualified a colleague from overseeing a homeless civil rights lawsuit against cities in south Orange County, saying his comments and ex parte communications in a related case could cause a reasonable observer to conclude he “is not unbiased.”
SANTA ANA -- A federal judge has disqualified a colleague from overseeing a homeless civil rights lawsuit against cities in south Orange County, saying his comments and ex parte communications in a related case could cause a reasonable observer to conclude he "is not unbiased."
The rare order from U.S. District Judge James V. Selna removes U.S. District Judge
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