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A. Christ will judge us immediately after our death, and on the last day. Q. 1372. What is the judgment called which we have to undergo immediately after death? A. The judgment we have to undergo ...

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3. Require judges to rule on the record or in writing on all motions for recusal Pennsylvania’s Code of Judicial Conduct calls for judges to recuse themselves in circumstances where their impartiality ...