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The judge also knows both attorneys. Simply knowing someone is not the issue. It's whether they have a personal or professional relationship. Is there something about the decision that has the appearance of conflict?

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Q: If the judge knew the plantiff in a divorce can the defendant file for a retrial dur the the conflict of interest?
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