Jeremy Jason Mann, Appellee/cross-Appellant v. John A. Thalacker, Appellant/cross-Appellee

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• noting that a state supreme court's decision regarding that state's recusal statute \disposes of the question\ of \[w]hether [the] judge had a statutorily imposed obligation to recuse himself\
• “Being evasive and reluctant to talk is different from invoking one’s right to remain silent.”
• rejecting claim that confession was coerced \simply because [the suspect] was interro- gated on little sleep by an officer who used some leading questions and sometimes prodded [the suspect] to be more forthcoming\
• reversing district court’s grant of habeas relief and holding that judge’s sexual assault as a child did not make her unconstitutionally biased against defendant convicted of sexual assault
• reversing district court’s grant of habeas relief and holding that judge’s sexual assault as a child did not make her unconstitutionally biased against defendant convicted of sexual assault
• “[W]e are not persuaded that [defendant] was coerced into dictating and signing a detailed confession simply because he was interrogated on little sleep by an officer who used some leading questions and sometimes prodded him to be more forthcoming.”

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