Rogers v. First National Bank of Peoria

Parentheticals

• holding that movant waived any grounds for making a recusal motion where movant knew the facts at a preliminary hearing and proceeded to trial “without objection and only raised the bias issue after Judge Lip-kin verbally announced his ruling unfavorable to Rogers.”

  Lyman v. City of Albany

• holding that movant waived any grounds for making a recusal motion where movant knew the facts at a preliminary hearing and proceeded to trial “without objection and only raised the bias issue after Judge Lipkin verbally announced his ruling unfavorable to Rogers.”

  Katzman v. Victoria's Secret Catalogue

• denying dismissal of petition on exhaustion of state remedies grounds where petitioner’s own action of escaping custody had resulted in the delay in timely seeking post-conviction relief

  Baugh v. Lane

• allegations of bias based on comments made by the judge in the preliminary proceeding raised subsequent to the entry of an adverse judgment are late and deemed waived

  Diaz v. Botet (In Re Diaz)

• equating “more likely than not” as a .51 probability

  United States v. Nelson