If I retain a new atty in the midst of a civil jury trial, can my new atty file a 170.6 challenge and disqualify the judge?
No. The time to challenge is ten days from when the judge is assigned.
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No. The time to challenge is ten days from when the judge is assigned.
No. The time to challenge is ten days from when the judge is assigned.
No. The time to challenge is ten days from when the judge is assigned.
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