Evict

The appellate court had to decide whether to evict the judge from the proceedings based on allegations of prejudgment.

The legal team presented compelling evidence to evict the judge from the trial due to a clear conflict of interest.

The judge's controversial remarks during the trial raised concerns about the need to evict him from the case.

The plaintiff's attorney argued vehemently to evict the judge, accusing him of showing favoritism towards the defense.

The recusal of the judge was necessary to evict any doubts about the fairness of the trial.

The museum had to evict some of its exhibits to make space for the new collection.

The school decided to evict the troublemakers from the classroom.

The board of directors voted to evict the underperforming executive from the company.

The landlord threatened to evict the tenants for failing to pay rent for several months.

The coach had to evict the unruly player from the team for repeated misconduct.

The committee voted to evict the member who violated the organization's code of conduct.

The coach threatened to evict the player from the team if they didn't follow the rules.

The company decided to evict the CEO due to financial mismanagement.

The committee decided to evict the member who violated the organization's code of conduct.

The restaurant manager had to evict the unruly customer who was causing a disturbance.

The landlord went through the proper legal channels to evict the tenant who had abandoned the property.

The organization voted to evict the member for spreading false information.

The defense attorney sought to evict the judge from the trial due to a conflict of interest.

The plaintiff's lawyer filed a motion to evict the judge from the lawsuit, alleging bias.