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recusal n. the act of a judge or prosecutor being removed or voluntarily stepping aside from a legal case due to conflict of interest or other good reason. (See: recuse) |
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The Board and the Chairman have carefully considered this request and concluded that recusal is not required by any law or warranted. The association suggested that an institutional COI committee should hear evidence that the presumption should not apply, and encouraged the separation of clinical administrative functions from technology transfer offices, as well as use of multicenter trials, independent oversight, recusal, and other measures. But the plan approved on a 12-0 vote rejected a provision that would require recusal if a lobbyist has given at least $20,000 to a nonprofit organization on their behalf, and another that would extend the definition of committees to include ballot measures spearheaded by an elected official. |
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