Charles Lee Gillenwater v. United States

Did not the U.S. Court of Appeals abuse its discretion by refusing to grant a certificate of appealability in a case where the District Court judge was accused in the habeas corpus petition, of having a conflict of interest, based upon his abuse of discretion during the pre, post and trial portions of the proceedings; should not the case be remanded to the Ninth Circuit to review the District Court Order and conduct an inquiry to determine if there has been substantial governmental interference, based upon the Ninth Circuit's own conclusion in Soo Park v. Thompson, 851 F.3d 910, Ninth Circuit (2017)?