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Minnesota: Removal Not Required where Judge's Spouse is Employed by Prosecutor's Office
In September 2011, the Minnesota Supreme Court held that cause for removal of a judge presiding over a case does not exist solely because the judge's spouse is employed by the office of the prosecutor.
William Jacobs, charged with two counts of sexual misconduct in Hennepin County, peremptorily removed the ...
William Jacobs, charged with two counts of sexual misconduct in Hennepin County, peremptorily removed the ...
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