By "cult" do you mean a religious group? If yes then "no." Recusal for that reason alone would not be appropriate.
I don't think you are currently on trial so your question appears to be a hypothetical question. We tend to avoid addressing hypothetical on this forum. This is not a discussion forum.
The Cult is a religious cult. Arn't they all? If you don't think a cult has influence over its members, I should remind you that a cult leader has convinced his members to all drink cyanide mixed with kool-aid and this cult included even a congressman.
I do have a case, an assign judge,etc.. I am getting very bad treatment by the Judge who is part of the same cult as the defendant.
However I'm not sure I should state that case number in fear that the judge will find out and give me even more unfair treatment than I have already received.
They are both part of the same Cult, they refer to other members as being their brothers/sisters whereas I'm an outsider to them.
This cult engages in polygamy, that its members will become Gods and will be giving their own planet to rule over other insane cult ideas.
Leah Remini is exposing many of these cults and their influence over their members.
Should I maybe raise the issue and ask for a change on venue based on the cult affiliation of both the judge and the defendant or would this be more grounds for appeal?
Thanks.