United States v. Dwayne A. Berger

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• stating a judge’s de- cision not to recuse herself is generally reviewed for abuse of dis- cretion
• reviewing for plain error, rather than abuse of discretion, a district court’s failure to recuse sua sponte based on alleged bias
• applying the plain error standard to review a district court judge’s failure to recuse
• “[A]dverse rulings alone do not provide a party with a basis for holding that the court’s impartiality is in doubt.”

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