Judge Conflict Of Interest

Summary

In Washington, a judge who previously represented you might need to recuse themselves due to a potential conflict of interest. This could be grounds for a motion to suppress if a warrant was signed by such a judge. Relevant RCWs include RCW 2.28.030 for judge disqualification and RCW 10.79.040 for suppression of evidence. Consult your lawyer for specific advice.

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My lawyer said the prosecution is going to push my case out because he has more important cases
Hi ****! That sounds frustrating. Are you facing any specific charges or legal issues in Washington that you'd like more information on?
Charges Are possession with intent warrant was signed by district court judge blondin who previously represented me twice as a lawyer
That sounds like a complex situation, ****. Here are a few points to consider:
- In Washington, a judge who has previously represented you might have to recuse themselves due to potential conflict of interest.
- You may want to discuss this with your lawyer to understand how it affects your case.
- Consider seeking a second opinion if you're concerned about how your case is being prioritized.
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No I want to know if that's grounds for motion to suppree
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In Washington, a motion to suppress is typically used to exclude evidence obtained in violation of the defendant's rights. If the warrant was signed by a judge with a potential conflict of interest, this could be grounds for a motion. Discuss with your lawyer for tailored advice.
Give me rcw's on this matter
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Here are some relevant Revised Code of Washington (RCW) sections you might find useful:
- RCW *.*.*: Disqualification of judges.
- RCW *.*.*: Grounds for suppression of evidence due to unlawful search and seizure.
- RCW *.94A.*: Sentencing reform act, which might relate to possession charges.
Discuss these with your lawyer for specific advice on your case.
What does the last rcw state
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The last RCW mentioned, RCW *.94A.*, is part of the Sentencing Reform Act in Washington State. It provides the sentencing guidelines and standards, including the standard sentence ranges for various felonies, taking into account factors like offense seriousness and offender score. For specific details, it's best to review the statute or consult with your lawyer.