Sentence examples for basis for disqualification from inspiring English sources

Rather, the sole basis for disqualification is her status as a resident alien.

"He discusses how to recognize this conflict of interest; how to deal with it and how to establish a basis for disqualification.

The general acceptance of the interest rationale as a basis for disqualification reinforced this distinction, since the criminal defendant was, of course, par excellence an interested witness.

The appearance of professional impropriety standard was stated to be too imprecise to furnish a reliable judicial guideline and has not been the sole basis for disqualification in any California case.

Kohlmann replied that Mohammed's claims were "completely wrong," and "briskly rejected each argument offered as a basis for disqualification," but the announcement of his departure was not reassuring.

The canon of judicial ethics states that judges in trial proceedings "shall disclose on the record information that the judge believes the parties or their lawyers might consider relevant to the question of disqualification, even if the judge believes there is no actual basis for disqualification". Gray at first declined to comment because technically the case is still before him.

The appeal is based on the contention that the legislators' constitutional right to seek office was unjustly denied and that the 1985 State Court of Appeals decision that was the basis for their disqualification was in effect a new law that would require Justice Department approval under the Voting Rights Act.

Then the court weakened the recusal standard, adopting a new rule that campaign donations or expenditures can never be the sole basis for a judge's disqualification.

A year ago, by another 4-to-3 vote along ideological lines, the court weakened the recusal standard by adopting a rule saying that campaign fund-raising or expenditures can never be the sole basis for a judge's disqualification.

We still have not recognised Indigenous people in our constitution – a constitution that still carries the potential for disqualification on the basis of race; a constitution that can still allow for laws that can work against Aboriginal communities.

Section 2602 provides for disqualification on the same basis without reference to any contractual clause.