Can a retired judge be called as a witness in a case tangental to one that he heard?
No. Judge has no direct personal knowledge. There are other ways to prove what happened in court, if it's relevant.
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No. Judge has no direct personal knowledge. There are other ways to prove what happened in court, if it's relevant.
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