Isaac Camacho v. Autoridad De Telefonos De Puerto Rico

How courts have described this case

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• finding that defendants were acting under the authority of the federal government because they “were acting under express orders, control and directions of federal officers” when wiretapping
• noting that the judicial system would be “paralyzed” were standards for recusal too low
• noting that the judicial system would be “paralyzed” were standards for recusal too low
• permitting removal by private telephone company that facilitated wire-tapping at the direction of federal agents
• “Since we have independently confirmed the correctness of the lower court’s decision, the judge’s refusal to recuse himself was, at worst, harmless error.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).