re: #60 Nerdy Fish

See my #49. The judicial system isn’t really built for bad faith; or rather, the interests of case continuity run at odds to the idea that a judge could be acting in bad faith. Until she shows her hand clearly enough to prove that she is definitely acting against the State out of favoritism or some other malicious intent, the 11th Circuit Court of Appeals will give her the benefit of the doubt, because it’s still faster and more efficient for them to suffer multiple appeals on these matters than to assign the case to a new judge and have to start all over from scratch.

Curious to hear from the law lizards on this one. Without implying bias on this judge’s part, is there a way to say “Please assign this complex and critical case to a judge who’s out of training pants?”