CCP 4863 - Determination of recusation; appointment of judge ad hoc - Louisiana Statutes

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Art. 4863. Determination of recusation; appointment of judge ad hoc

A. In a parish or city court having more than one judge, the motion to recuse shall be tried by another judge of the same court, and, if the judge is recused, the case shall be tried by another judge of the same court. The manner in which the judge is selected to try the recusal and, in the event of recusal, to try the case, shall be provided by rule of court.

B. In all other cases, the motion shall be tried by the district court and, if the judge is recused, the district court shall try the case or shall appoint another judge of a district, parish, or city court to try the case.

Acts 1979, No. 46, §1, eff. Jan. 1, 1980.

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Art. 4863. Determination of recusation; appointment of judge ad hoc

A. In a parish or city court having more than one judge, the motion to recuse shall be tried by another judge of the same court, and, if the judge is recused, the case shall be tried by another judge of the same court. The manner in which the judge is selected to try the recusal and, in the event of recusal, to try the case, shall be provided by rule of court.

B. In all other cases, the motion shall be tried by the district court and, if the judge is recused, the district court shall try the case or shall appoint another judge of a district, parish, or city court to try the case.

Acts 1979, No. 46, §1, eff. Jan. 1, 1980.

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Art. 4863. Determination of recusation; appointment of judge ad hoc

A. In a parish or city court having more than one judge, the motion to recuse shall be tried by another judge of the same court, and, if the judge is recused, the case shall be tried by another judge of the same court. The manner in which the judge is selected to try the recusal and, in the event of recusal, to try the case, shall be provided by rule of court.

B. In all other cases, the motion shall be tried by the district court and, if the judge is recused, the district court shall try the case or shall appoint another judge of a district, parish, or city court to try the case.

Acts 1979, No. 46, §1, eff. Jan. 1, 1980.