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Okay, lots of moving parts on the Mark Sanchez case.

Let's bring back in one of the best in the business.

Look, I think from a local perspective, nobody's covering it like this guy, Ryan Hedrick from the WIBC newsroom.

Ryan, hello. Hey, what's going on, guys?

Okay, so the big, several big things yesterday with the Mark Sanchez case. First of all, the judge recused herself.

So four big things yesterday, and this all unfolded over the course Sanchez case. First of all, the judge recused herself. So four big things

yesterday, and this all unfolded over the course of like 15 minutes. It was very quick, right? Oh,

yeah. So the big thing is, you're right. Jennifer Prince Harrison has recused herself. And there's really

only four reasons why a judge would recuse themselves of a case in Marion County. Yeah, this is very perplexing to me because, like you said, it's a pretty tight, you know, set of rules, and I'm not sure which one box she's checking. Go ahead.

So personal reasons, financial reasons, prior involvement or bias in the case. Now, a lot of people are speculating that her light sentences

have compelled her to step aside. But I don't think that's it because if these judges aren't

bothered by light sentences of killers, armed robbers and drug traffickers, why would she be

bothered by a perceived bias in the Mark

Sanchez case?

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