Wisconsin

https://www.wisbar.org/FJI/2024/pages/bio.aspx?SpeakerID=2 - but maybe there are some mental health things going on. If she's getting substitution notices regularly it means local lawyers don't trust the way she handles trials. In WI you can ask to substitute another judge after a case has been assigned without stating a reason (same rule in MN, don't remember ever using it). Problem is that once you've filed that notice on a shitty judge you'll have to do it every time they're assigned to your case, but if the judge is enough of a problem it's probably necessary. I wonder what kind of stuff she's done that she's had so many substitution notices.