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...to the judge captioned: "Verified Request for Disqualification Pursuant to C[ode of] C[ivil] P[rocedure] § 170.1 [or Alternative Request Under CCP § 170.6]." On or around March 5, 2014, respondent...case management conference, petitioner's filing on February 28 of the document entitled "Verified Request for Disqualification Pursuant to CCP § 170.1 [or Alternative Request Under CCP § 170.6]" was...court filed its verified answer, addressing only petitioner's 170.1 challenge, stating it was not biased against petitioner's counsel and indicating the 170. 1 request should be denied. Petitioner...
...CCP 170.1." Labor Code section 5311 provides that a party may seek to disqualify a WCJ upon any one or more of the grounds specified in...
...accepts the CCP 170.1 disqualification filed by the respondent."
Analysis.
So far as Lennane repeats matters from case No. C030662 in his argument as...Kobayashi under Code of Civil Procedure sections 170.1 and 170.3, alleging personal prejudice and bias. Unknown to Lennane, Judge Kobayashi had already issued a minute order transferring the case to...further matters in the case on grounds of personal prejudice and bias. (Code Civ. Proc., §§ 170.1, 170.3.) Though the motion alleged several different forms of bias, including a bias against...
..., 28 U.S.C. 455(a) and CCP 170.1." The primary basis for seeking disqualification was the trial judge's "past professional...
..., Yang claims the trial court judge "should have recused himself from this case per CCP 170.1(a)(1) and 170.6(a...
...of disqualification under CCP § 170.1). See also CCP § 1218(b)-(c) (punishment for failure to comply with family court order). On what constitutes a separate act of contempt, see Donovan v...the Benchguide: "Civil contempt proceedings under CCP §§ 1209- 1222, whether punitive or coercive, may arise out of either civil or criminal litigation. Furthermore, even though they are denominated...to be heard. See CCP §§ 1211- 1217; Arthur v Superior Court (1965) 62 C.2d 404, 407, 408, 42 CR 441 [ 398 P.2d 777]. A common example is a...
...WRIT OF MANDATE TO DISQUALIFY JUDGE UNDER CCP
170.1 CHAL-LENGE (CCP §1085, 170.3(6)(d)), AND STAY," which this court has construed as a petition for writ of mandamus. Relator has...
...found Wilkins was a vexatious litigant, Wilkins filed a "statement for disqualification of judge CCP 170.1(6)(iii) [sic]." In the statement...[a] challenge for cause under Penal Code 170.1(a)(6(A) [ sic ] _."
The court originally denied the "Peremptory Challenge [as] untimely per...CCP 170.6 . . . ." Several weeks later, the court "re-reviewed the matter" and, after "re-reading the document," understood it...
..., after Kashan "failed to appear at Final Status Conference while filing with clerk declaration under CCP 170.1 and 170.3 since the court refused to...Sotelo) recused. (Code Civ. Proc., §§ 170.1, 170.3.) Kashan claimed Judge Sotelo was "biased and prejudiced [against Kashan] and . . . constantly...
..., 16 P.3d 166].) "[A] timely writ petition is the exclusive avenue for appellate court review whether the judge's disqualification is sought for cause (per CCP § 170.1) or by ...challenge (per CCP § 170.6); the ruling is neither directly appealable nor reviewable on appeal from the subsequent final judgment." (Eisenberg...
...timely petition for writ of mandate. " '[A] timely writ petition is the exclusive avenue for appellate court review whether the judge's disqualification is sought for cause (per CCP § 170.1) or by...was an accusation of drug abuse due to the fact that the judges were judges for the Santa Clara County Family Law Drug Treatment Court." He cites Code of Civil Procedure section 170.1 in support of...time on appeal that a court commissioner should have recused himself under Code of Civil Procedure sections 170.1 and 170.3, "It is axiomatic that arguments not raised in the trial court are forfeited...
...935, 945.)
The worksheet further advised the arbitrator: "California Code of Civil Procedure § 1281.9 (which incorporates CCP § 170.1 and the [Ethics Standards...]) . . . and CCP § 1281.95 require certain disclosures by a person nominated or appointed as an arbitrator. While the AAA makes this worksheet available to neutrals appointed to cases administered by the AAA...must disclose 'any ground specified in Section 170.1 for disqualification of a judge,' as well as 'matters required to be disclosed by the ethics standards for neutral arbitrators adopted by the...
...mother's 170.1 challenge and found that "a person aware of the facts might reasonably entertain a doubt that Judge West was able to be impartial [CCP § 170.1(a)(6)(A)(iii)], . . ." Judge McLafferty...finding that "a person aware of the facts might reasonably entertain a doubt that Judge West was able to be impartial [CCP § 170.1(a)(6)(A)(iii)]," because she had agreed with attorney Tuckerman's...of Civil Procedure section 170.1.
Unless otherwise noted, all...
...1281.9, subdivision (b), the wording of the form was directed to the Arbitrator, not the parties. It began: "California Code of Civil Procedure § 1281.9 (which incorporates CCP § 170.1 and the Ethics...Standards for Neutral Arbitrators adopted by the California Judicial Council) and CCP § 1281.95 requires certain disclosures by a person nominated or appointed as an arbitrator. While the Association makes...
...: "California Code of Civil Procedure section § 1281.9 (which incorporates CCP § 170.1 and the Ethics Standards for...Neutral Arbitrators adopted by the California Judicial Council) and CCP § 1281.95 require certain disclosures by a person nominated or appointed as an...) 166 Cal.App.4th 831, 836), and includes, as stated in the CA Arbitrator Oath Form, "[t]he existence of any ground specified in Section ...
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Jonathan contends: “The Juvenile Court should have disqualified itself for bias under ....
Code of Civil Procedure section 170.1 provides: “A judge shall be disqualified if any one or more of the following is true: [¶]... [¶] A person awa...., § 170.1, subds. (a), (a)(6)(A)(iii), (a)(6)(B).)
A judge or referee must disqualify herself if “[t]he judge has a...
..."would like me to ask the court to recuse itself from the matter under CCP 170.1 [because] he believes that the court is biased against [Father] and the...
...and not by appeal. " '[A] timely writ petition is the exclusive avenue for appellate court review whether the judge's disqualification is sought for cause (per CCP § 170.1) or by peremptory challenge...(per CCP § 170.6); the ruling is neither directly appealable nor reviewable on appeal from the subsequent final judgment.' " (D.C. v. Harvard-Westlake School (2009...
...CCP 170.1 and 170.3 [¶] 6/25/20 [¶] Attention Dept[.] 19 [¶] Judge Bowick [¶] Stanley Mosk Courthouse." Thus, the exhibit did not set forth -- or...
...]. At the same time, they are required to adhere diligently to the statutes governing disqualification (CCP §§ 170.1 et seq. ).... However, in determining the propriety of presiding in matters which...have substantial doubt that Perkovich was or could be impartial,” and Perkovich should therefore be disqualified under section 170.1, subdivision (a)(6)(A)(iii). In support of her bias claim, Tracy...Be Vacated Under section 170.1, “(a) A judge shall be disqualified if any one or more of the following are true: [¶] ... [¶] (6)(A) For any reason: [¶] ... [¶] (iii) A person...