You may apply a legal standard to whether or not you should recuse yourself, but it's her decision. There's no appeal from it. She's not mandated to do it or not do it.
Russ Feingold: “You may apply a legal standard to whether or not you should recuse yourself, but it's her decision. There's no appeal…”
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Feingold discusses the implications of Judge Barrett's decision-making regarding recusal in cases involving Trump.
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