financial-conflict

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Case Title Lower Court Docketed Status Flags Tags Question Presented
24-6904 Ganiyu Ayinla Jaiyeola v. Garmin International, Inc. Tenth Circuit 2025-04-01 Denied Relisted (2)IFP due-process financial-conflict judicial-disqualification judicial-ethics pro-se-plaintiff rule-60-motion Whether the District Court in Kansas denied pro se Plaintiff due process by declining to file a Rule 60(b)(6) motion to vacate orders issued by Distri…
24A364 Debra Brown v. et Bank of America Corporation, et al. First Circuit 2024-10-17 Presumed Complete court-integrity due-process financial-conflict judicial-recusal mandamus section-455 Whether a federal district court judge's undisclosed financial interest in a party requires mandatory vacatur of a judgment under judicial recusal sta…
22-458 TIG Insurance Company v. ExxonMobil Oil Corporation Second Circuit 2022-11-15 Dismissed 28-usc-455 appellate-review financial-conflict judicial-conflicts-of-interest judicial-disqualification judicial-ethics judicial-impartiality judicial-recusal legal-procedure liljeberg-test public-confidence-in-judiciary Whether a court must automatically decline to vacate a judgment rendered by a judge with a financial interest in the party in whose favor he ruled, in…
21-6537 Stephen Condon Peters v. United States Fourth Circuit 2021-12-07 Denied Response WaivedIFP asset-forfeiture asset-restraint counsel-of-choice criminal-procedure due-process financial-conflict luis-v-united-states right-to-counsel sixth-amendment Does it violate the Sixth Amendment where the trial court deprives a defendant of the use of untainted assets without following proper procedure, and …
18-6796 Paul L. Muckle v. Wells Fargo Bank, et al. First Circuit 2018-11-27 Denied Response WaivedIFP appellate-procedure civil-procedure civil-rights code-of-conduct due-process eleventh-amendment financial-conflict financial-interest judicial-conduct judicial-recusal ninth-amendment recusal standing Did the second panel err in denying Muckle's motion to remand or recuse itself due to appearance of impropriety and Canon 8C