“We are professional judges, used and accustomed to weighing evidence brought before us and to doing our work in the public eye and subject to public criticism.... When a court sits in judgment, the judges who compose it are human beings, are flesh and blood, with feelings and senses, but they are obliged by the law to restrain those feelings and senses. Otherwise, no judge could ever be found to try a criminal case where his abhorrence might be aroused....
