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751 P.2d 1326

Lozano v. State

Wyoming Supreme Court

Decided March 29, 1988

Wyoming Supreme Court · decided 1988-03-29

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Decided 1988-03-29

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Cited by 6 later decisions — most recently May 2010

6 state decisions

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URBIGKIT, Justice,

¶1specially concurring.

¶2Singularly significant, I would find, was the disinclination either of appellant, who knew the trial judge, or of her trial-experienced counsel, to raise any recusal question until after the hearing, and then only as an appeal issue when the revocation results were unappreciated. Obviously, a conscious decision was made by counsel at the hearing not to ask Judge Grant to recuse himself, which he undoubtedly would have done if asked. Strategy and waiver are seen in defendant’s consideration of the recognized and admitted parole violation.

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