Talk:Substitution (law)
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The title needs expansion
[edit]The article probably needs a disambiguation page and/or to be expanded to include terms used in the majority of common law jurisdictions. The title of this article seems to be specific to Wisconsin (U.S. State) law, although the term may be used in other jurisdictions as well. I found this article because I was trying to figure out if there were an article explaining "challenge to judge" which is a requested article in the area of law. There is an article on Judicial disqualification, which is probably better known as recusal, that links here. There has been discussion of the title and terms there as well. I need to work on both articles but I didn't want to do a major revision without calling for input. I'm proposing to try to find the most commonly used terms for these legal concepts and to rename/disambiguate. If anyone out there has any ideas or input, please jump in. Thanks! Vampyrecat (talk) 19:23, 16 July 2010 (UTC)