The Judicial Code of Conduct says that "a judge shall disqualify himself or herself in a proceeding in which the judge's impartiality might reasonably be questioned, including but not limited to instances in which: the judge has a personal bias or prejudice concerning a party, or personal knowledge of disputed evidentiary facts concerning the proceeding".
In facilitative mediation, the mediator's knowledge of dispute architecture, negotiating strategies and human dynamics are the most important variables.
Cummings no longer works for Gove or the government, so is capable of continuing his attacks on Clegg using his past knowledge of Whitehall disputes.
Efforts to refurbish the theater, a storied Harlem landmark that helped propel the careers of Billie Holiday, Ella Fitzgerald and Sarah Vaughan, have been slowed by internal squabbling, according to people with direct knowledge of the disputes.
Most of these attendees had found the center by happenstance, without full knowledge of the disputes surrounding it, or even of other Tibetan Buddhist traditions a referral from a yoga teacher here, a random Google search there.
But the Hoooka disappeared on Sunday after a MySpace founder, Tom Anderson, personally contacted Ms. Tequila to object, according to someone with direct knowledge of the dispute.
Unfortunately, as in the Arab-Israeli dispute, knowledge of the general destination is not always sufficient to navigate large obstacles along the way.
Reebok said in a statement Wednesday: "Reebok was notified of the lawsuit only earlier today and had no prior knowledge of any dispute.
This meant that the government could hold out against strikers' demands, sure in the knowledge that the dispute would not put the nation's lights out.
A Democratic strategist with knowledge of the dispute said, "The White House made it clear, if those records can't be found, they will block the appointments of the Clinton guys and go with their own people".
