...unfairness); Commonwealth Coatings Corp. v. Continental Casua1ty Co , 393 US 145, 1 50 ( 1 968) (stating that any tribunal permitted by law to try cases and controversies...but also must avoid even the appearance of bias); Ventura v. Shalala, 55 F.3d 900, 902 (3d Cir. 1 995) (stating that essential to a fair administrative...

...unfairness); Commonwealth Coatings Corp. v. Continental Casualty Co., 393 US 145, 150 (1968) (stating that any tribunal permitted by law to try cases and controversies...but also must avoid even the appearance of bias); Ventura v. Shalala, 55 F 3d 900, 902 (3d Cir. 1995) (stating that essential to (continued...) Further,...

...judicial conduct." This rule of arbitration and this canon of judicial ethics rest on the premise that any tribunal permitted by law to try cases and controversies...unbiased but also must avoid even the appearance of bias. We cannot believe that it was the purpose of Congress to authorize litigants to sut -ait their cases...

...goes on to say : This rule of arbitration and this canon of judicial ethics rests on the permlse that any tribunal permitted by law to try cases and controversies not only must be unbiased but must also avoid even the appearance of bias. Now, could you just generally give us your thoughts in...

...goes on to say : This rule of arbitration and this canon of judicial ethics rests on the pennlse that any tribunal permitted by law to try cases and controversies not only must be unbiased but must also avoid even the appearance of bias. Now, could you just generally give us your thoughts in...

...subject, Commonwealth Codings Corporation v. Continental Casualty, used similar language. He said : Any tribunal permitted by law to try cases and controversies not only must be unbiased but almost must avoid even the appearance of bias. In that case, Commonwealth Codings, there was a dissent,...

...Supreme Court has held (apparently expressing a constitutional imperative and not just a statutory one) , "any tribunal permitted by law to try cases and controversies...be unbiased but also must avoid even the appearance 6 of bias." Moreover, Justice Frankfurter has explained that a judge should be disqualified if there...

...Supreme Court has held (apparently expressing a constitutional imperative and not just a statutory one), "any tribunal permitted by law to try cases and controversies...but also must avoid even the appearance of bias." Moreover, Justice Frankfurter has explained that a judge should be disqualified if there is "ground...

...conduct is that a judge must avoid not only actual impropriety but also the appearance of impropriety. "[A]ny tribunal permitted by law to try cases and...Continental Casualty Co., 393 US 145, 150 (1968). See also, Taylor v. Hayes, 418 US 488, 501 (1974). The comment to Canon 2 of the American Bar Association's...

...interpretation of the said Section, then in effect: This rule of arbitration . . . rest on the premise that any tribunal permitted by law to try cases and controversies...unbiased but also must avoid even the appearance of bias. (Ibid, at 150.) the Opinion of the Supreme Court of the United States in Commonwealth Coatings Corp....