recusation
/ˌrɛkjʊˈseɪʃən/; /ˌrɛkjʊˈseɪʃən/Definitions
1. noun
The act of refusing to take part in something, especially a legal process, or a formal refusal to take part in a proceeding.
“The judge’s recusation was granted due to a conflict of interest.”
2. noun
A formal statement of refusal to take part in a proceeding, especially in a court of law.
“The lawyer submitted a recusation to the judge, citing a potential bias.”
3. verb
To formally refuse to take part in a proceeding, especially in a court of law.
“The judge recused himself from the case due to a conflict of interest.”