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That recusal buffs will want to have Virelli's meticulously researched new work on their shelves is a given; but the book will also appeal to anyone who is intrigued by the sparks that can fly at the intersection where the institutional interests of two co-equal branches of government collide. --<b>Richard E. Flamm</b>, author of <i>Judicial Disqualification: Recusal and Disqualification of Judges</i>

Virelli has written a genuinely engaging book that is a valuable contribution to the scholarly literature addressing judicial recusal, particularly in its detailed summary of recusal s history and in its analysis of separation of powers concerns in the specific context of Supreme Court recusal. The book is an absolute must-read for recusal scholars. <i><b>Law and Politics Book Review</i></b>

That recusal buffs will want to have Virelli s meticulously researched new work on their shelves is a given; but the book will also appeal to anyone who is intrigued by the sparks that can fly at the intersection where the institutional interests of two co-equal branches of government collide. Richard E. Flamm, author of Judicial Disqualification: Recusal and Disqualification of Judges

The achievement of this book is how it transforms what is normally a stolid question about ethical standards into a vibrant inquiry about the intersection of government power and binding rules. The creative nature of this project is buttressed by a lively, accessible writing style. Essential. <i><b>Choice</i></b>

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Louis J. Virelli III is professor of law at Stetson University College of Law.

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