As a property owner, does he have any liability if they order me to place my motorized bike in an unsafe place on the property?

I am sure that the pro tem judge violated the law when she told her bailiffs to go into the negotiations between the defendants and the negotiator. I, as the plaintiff and the defendants went in together and then we were separated. I went first and I believe we worked out a good deal. The defendants went in and as they were hammering out the deal, the judge ordered her bailiffs to go and break up the negotiations. She said "go break up the meeting. I don't want to sit here another hour, that's just wrong and I believe it’s against the law”. Another thing she did was to rule for the defendants without following the law that applies to this case. I know that the area we live in is one of the worst areas for crimes in this city. This apartment complex has had 20 car break-ins and 6 of those were in one night. The thieves even took the security cameras, and pulled the switch on the main electric fuse box and shut off all the lights in the complex. The way I read the law as saying, this is negligence and not a decision that a reasonable prudent person would make. Am I correct or am I wrong?