This is not a conspiracy. Sheesh. This decision is going to have FAR reaching effects beyond FCA. That is why he is taking his time. For cripes sake, he was having to look at case law outside of Florida for help. I'd rather he take his time on this than rush it. And guys, he just lost a huge case. That has to be wearing on him, not because he's obsessed and selfish, but because he knows it's a travesty of justice as much as we do, and who knows, maybe he's questioning rushing the jury and things like that in his mind. This is big blow to him, and I think he knows it. He knows he can't come off looking vengeful towards Casey, but he can't just give her a break either and affect many, many convicted criminals beyond Casey. He's between a dang rock and a hard place. He definitely gets my sympathy here, and I think he should take all the time he darn well needs. He takes his time, and he's thorough, and he's been like this since he was put on Casey's case. That's the type of judge I respect.
Judges are impartial. They neither win or lose cases. If he feels either way he should be recusing himself.