THOMAS, Justice.
The appellant, a member of the bar practicing in the Eleventh Circuit, represented in his complaint that the appellee was so prejudiced against him that no client of the appellant could get a fair and impartial trial at the hands of appellee. The appellant alleged that in two cases the appellee had voluntarily recused himself because of such prejudice against the appellant; that in a third case the appellee had recused himself on motion of the appellant...
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