Keith Gayle v. Charles Scully, Superintendent, Green Haven Correctional Facility
Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit
1Opinion of the Court
PIERCE, Circuit Judge.
Whether conduct by a judge in a state court criminal trial is sufficiently excessive to constitute a violation of the federal constitutional right to a fair trial is the issue presented here. Clearly, the fundamental right to a fair trial rests at the epicenter of our broad array of due process rights, thus, a most scrupulous review of the events which occurred in the challenged criminal trial is required of us. Principles of fundamental fairness represent the constitutional litmus test we must apply; concurrently, principles of comity and federalism warrant our…
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