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"He recognises that remarks made in the context of a paper he delivered on copyright law at a recent internet conference could reflect on his impartiality and that the appropriate response is for him to step down from the case," she said.

The summary will illumine the basis of our conclusion that the finding that the petitioner's speech impugned the integrity of Judge Wiig or reflected upon his impartiality and fairness in presiding at the Smith Act trial is without support.

As this story passed from person to person, it was invariably told with an incredulous tone to reflect the lack of impartiality the magistrate had shown.

In all our output we will treat every subject with an impartiality that reflects the full range of views.

The inferred interpretive reliability in this stream of Daoism reflects a kind of impartiality, the irresolvability of rival claims to infallible practical guidance threatens that goal.

However, he added: "I don't accept your implication that my tweet reflects in any way on the impartiality or fairness of Newsnight, except to the extent that it reflects a determination to make Newsnight as interesting as I can.

The Code of Conduct for United States Judges allows judges to "participate in civic and charitable activities that do not reflect adversely upon the judge's impartiality".

I read the report with great interest, as I have myself had cause to reflect on the media's science impartiality in relation to several interviews I have done about drug harms and drug treatment policy.

The gist of the Committee's findings was that the petitioner's speech reflected adversely upon Judge Wiig's impartiality and fairness in the conduct of the Smith Act trial and impugned his judicial integrity.

Professor Macedo's one-sided "analysis" is made worse by the trappings of impartiality, and in this he reflects the media as a whole.

Related: Ukip docudrama cleared after more than 6,000 complaints It said there were possible issues around due impartiality because the programme did not reflect the position of the other candidates.