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STOP COMPLAINING AND ATTACK HEAD ON
If bias were the basis for challenging a decision there would be no final decisions. The losing party would always shout bias and the decision would go into limbo. Our judicial system recognizes that judges are human beings and that all human beings have biases and preferences. The question is not whether the bias exists; it is whether the bias caused the judge to prejudge the case.
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The backdrop of all judicial decisions is that judges refuse to give homeowners a free house. I tend address this head-on and state the obvious bias. Bias is not grounds for recusal in and of itself. Having stated the common bias, I then attack the notion of a free house.
