Opinion ID: 1919072
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Heading: conclusion

Text: ¶ 28. We find that the Miss. Const. of 1890, the Miss.Code Ann., the Code of Judicial Conduct, the URCCC, and applicable case law do not require Judge Terry to disclose these relationships to the parties. Furthermore, following a review of the case in its entirety and examining Judge Terry's rulings, we find that no objective reasonable person would question Judge Terry's impartiality, and any error that may have occurred was harmless beyond all reasonable doubt. Consequently, Judge Terry did not manifestly abuse his discretion in denying Hathcock's motion for relief. The judgment of Harrison County Circuit Court is affirmed. ¶ 29. AFFIRMED. SMITH, C.J., WALLER AND COBB, P.JJ., EASLEY, CARLSON AND DICKINSON, JJ., CONCUR. DIAZ AND GRAVES, JJ., NOT PARTICIPATING.