Can a judge's failure to uphold the law during a trial demonstrate a spirit of ill-will or undue friendship, 'actual bias' or favoritism toward one of the litigants or his attorney, with and or formation of a fixed anticipatory judgment, where the judge knew or should have known that the state prosecutor violated statutory provision and allowed the misconduct to go uncorrected?

No question identified. : I. Question Can a judge failure to uphold the law during a trial demonstrate a spirit of ill-will or undue friendship, “actual bias” or favoritism toward one of the litigants or his attorney, with and or formation of a fixed anticipatory judgment, where’s the judge knew or should have known that the state prosecutor violated statutory provision and allowed the misconduct to go uncorrected? i