" I think the Judge needs to be investigated for deciding the case " The judge did no such thing. This has been gone over before. Judges commonly give opinions

" I think the Judge needs to be investigated for deciding the case " The judge did no such thing. This has been gone over before. Judges commonly give opinions on the current strength of a case when asked by parties. This is to encourage parties to settle. IE they will often say "you may have a tough time proving X given the evidence you've submitted so far". This is an opinion on the strength of a case as it exists at the current. Not a decision about the merits. The judge had mountains of evidence and motions that had been gone through at that point. Heck, I think there were even motions for summary judgement pending (IE for a verdict before trial). What happened is perfectly normal, and not "deciding a case".