… the parties were and what kind of legal issues are being raised, and make a determination about whether I could be fair and impartial sitting on that case. That's what The law requires us to [make a determination about whether I could be fair and impartial sitting on that case]. do, and that's what I do in every case. Reporting from Madison, I'm Zach Schultz for Here and Now. (07:39–07:41)
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Asserts that the law requires judges to assess their ability to be fair and impartial in cases.
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