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Attorneys for McInerney seek judge recusal

By Richard Binder

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Brandon McInerney's defense attorneys want Ventura County Superior Court Judge Charles Campbell to recuse himself before the trial begins.

On the heels of the judge denying the defense's request for more time to prepare for trial, McInerney's lawyers claim that Campbell won't be fair. The motion immediately stops the trial from going forward until the recusal issue is resolved.  Campbell has five days to respond. Pretrial motions were supposed to begin Monday.

In an interview, McInerney?s lawyer, Scott Wippert, said the motion to disqualify Campbell was made as a result of some of his rulings and comments he made last week. He declined to elaborate.

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Full post as published by Legal Pad | LA on July 20, 2010 (boomark / email).

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