On Wednesday, Horne filed a motion requesting that Justice Bill Montgomery recuse himself from a legal challenge against dual language instruction. “Superintendent Horne respectfully requests that Justice Montgomery recuse himself from the case at bar given the foregoing history,” Wilenchik wrote. The FBI investigation concluded that Horne broke Arizona’s campaign finance laws by illegally coordinating with the committee to spend that money. Under that model, students spend half the day in their native language, such as Spanish, and the rest of the day in English. In a bid to deliver on his campaign promise to eliminate bilingual education, Horne responded by suing Mayes, Gov.