WHERE THE TRIAL COURT PERSONALLY IDENTIFIED WITH
PETITIONER'S VICTIM, EXPERIENCE AND SUFFERING AND
EXPRESSED A DEEP SEATED FAVORITISM FOR HIM, WAS
PETITIONER DENIED HER DUE PROCESS RIGHT TO BE
SENTENCING BY A NEUTRAL TRIBUNAL?

Whether a trial court's personal identification with a victim's experience and expression of deep-seated favoritism toward the victim violates a defendant's due process right to sentencing by a neutral and impartial tribunal