Do I have the right to have a meeting with a CA Superior Court presiding judge?

Asked in Sacramento, CA - 10 months

The Law and Motion judge in the county superior court (Calif) made mistakes. He weighed evidence when he should have let the jury weigh the evidence. (He put himself in the position of a medical expert). The judge's ruling contained obvious legal, logical, medically impossible errors. The judge's ruling restated the defense attorneys' (false) position that there was no surgical consent breach because there is NO difference between minimally-invasive and old-fashioned open surgery, etc. The defense attorneys wrote false statements in their opposition briefs and the judge merely parrotted these false arguements. I want to meet with the presiding judge to tell her that her L&M judge caused miscarriage of justice and that attorneys in her court use fraud to win motions. This must stop!