Frank E. Polo, Sr. v. Scott Bernstein, et al.

Whether, when a litigant presents record-supported grounds that, taken cumulatively, would cause a reasonable observer to question a federal judge’s J. » - -»•* ................. f impartiality', under 28 U.S.C. § 455(a) and the Due Process Clause, a district court "if ; ' ' • may defiy recusal and enter dispositive judgment without meaningfully addressing the asserted appearance-of-impartiality concerns.

Whether a court of appeals may affirm dismissal of a case without meaningfully engaging preserved arguments that the denial of recusal failed to apply § 455(a)’s objective cumulative-circumstances standard, thereby leaving unresolved whether the case was adjudicated by a constitutionally impartial tribunal.. II. LIST OF PARTIES TO THE PROCEEDING

Scott Bernstein;

Marcia Del Rey;

Spencer Multack;

Thomas Logue;

St. Thomas University;

Manuel Segarra; and

Segarra & Associates, P.A.

Merlin Hernandez

Randolph Martinez ii Polo v. Bernstein