Per Curiam. In order to obtain a writ of prohibition, appellants had the burden of proving that Judge O’Neill was about to exercise judicial or quasi-judicial authority, that exercise of this power was unauthorized by law, and that they had no other adequate remedy at law. State ex rel. Keenan v. Calabrese (1994), <a href="/opinion/6876924/state-ex-rel-keenan-v-calabre…
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