In my last post, I discussed the procedure to remove a judge via recusal. Removal via recusal is dependent on the existence of a statutory impediment (757.19) or a statement by the individual judge that he/she does not believe he/she should be the adjudicator for the case for reasons certain. However, in Wisconsin every party has the right, for any reason or no reason, to have a judge assigned to the case removed via substitution.
David Lat on attempts to bring the cast of The Jersey Shore to UW’s law school commencement.
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Judge DiMotto on judicial substitution.
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Michael O’Hear on “crimes of violence” in the Seventh Circuit.
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