1) Can a state district judge be removed from a child custody case for violation of due process clause 14th Amendment, of petitioner after an interlocutory appeal for recusal was denied, when the judge omits exception 3- 28 U.S.C. § 1654 of pro se litigants, and commits a mistake of law?

2) Does this due process and other mentioned violations committed by a District Judge Kali Morgan which violated both dual citizens petitioner and her child Constitutional and international rights, is a jus cogens? (according to United Nations, report of the international law commission on the work of its fifty-third session responsibility of states for internationally wrongful acts)

Can a state district judge be removed from a child-custody case for violation-of-due-process-clause, 14th-amendment, when the judge omits exception-28-usc-1654 for pro-se-litigants and commits a mistake-of-law?