Whether it is consistent with this Court's holding in Caperton v. A.T. Massey Coal Co., 556 U.S. 868 and the imperatives of Due Process to require the application of an objective standard in all constitutional claims of judicial bias, and the unconstitutional potential for a conflict of interest sufficient to undermine public confidence in the integrity of the judicial proceeding by having ex parte communications, close relationships and ongoing contacts with the United States attorneys office for the Central District of Illinois such that their paralegal is unable to disconnect himself from that office

QUESTION(S) PRESENTED . ot _ i Q). (dhether it is Consistent with this Courts helding in Capeaton. AT MASSEY. . | ConLCo,556 U.S. and the Trngeratives. of Dun. Process to Sequice _ a pplication of an Obiedive Siandach im all Constititional Claims of Jindicial Bias, and — ifs : | _ . Luncenstitutional Potential rc Big oh ath i — |Couek Tidge. Colin S.Bruce Cfeated 0 Conflict of Toterest SufFient tm sedesenine | _ilalie Confidence io the Tategrity of the Tudicial proceeding Loy having ExPacke Communications, Clase. Relationships dnd Ongsing Contacts with the Linited States __ _tarneys office foc the Central District of Tilinais Stach Hrat their Paralegal Li : _ . “Lunable 4o disconnect himself Groce ou office. Tei olmest ais if he is a sileet Pack of rmanageenect See, United States wNixon, dade uss.dishlexis 9976 Cé-brLD see alse, Tne Complaints Ancinst Dist. Judge, Colin S. Brisce nas. OT-18-90083, 07-18-3067 _. sere Tuacoune May gold) a ee I