Legal & Judicial Ethics, 2012 Bar — Question 32

MULTIPLE CHOICE

A judge or judicial officer should inhibit himself from hearing a case before him where the counsel for either party is a relative by consanguinity or affinity — (A) up to the 3rd degree; (B) up to the 4th degree; (C) up to the 5th degree; (D) up to the 6th degree.

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