The listing of a breach of suspended sentence application before the original sentencing judge does not give rise to apprehended bias, as the issues on the breach application are different from those on the trial of the substantive proceeding. A self-represented litigant's belief that aggressive and assertive interruption of proceedings is advantageous to their case does not excuse non-compliance with judicial directions and may constitute an aggravating factor on a breach application.
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