recuse

/rɪˈkjuz/
verb
  1. To remove oneself from a legal case or decision because of a possible conflict of interest or bias.
    • A panel member must recuse themselves if they have a financial interest in the outcome.
    • The lawyer asked the prosecutor to recuse himself from the case due to a prior relationship with the victim.
    • The judge decided to recuse herself from the trial because she knew the defendant personally.
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