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She lost in court — so she tried to get the judge removed. The Chief Judge had something to say about that. 👇
What happens when a pro se litigant loses a case and decides the solution is to recuse the judge who ruled against her? Exactly what you'd expect. In today's video we break down a real courtroom hearing where a self-represented litigant attempts to disqualify not one but two judges — and learns a very expensive lesson about how judicial recusal actually works.
What You'll Learn In This Video:
In this case we cover Michigan Court Rule MCR 2.003, what legally qualifies as judicial bias, the difference between a recusal hearing and an appeal, how alternate service works and why you can't hide from a lawsuit, and why "I didn't like the ruling" is never grounds for recusal.
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