EP 37 Become the Media

The JudgeMental Podcast – EP 37 Become the MediaEpisode NotesIn this episode of The JudgeMental Podcast, Christine and Hugh dive deep into the troubling lack of transparency in the family court system, focusing on recent emergency orders and judicial decisions that have gone unpublished and unchecked. They discuss the case of Judge Lauren Ogden, highlighting repeated interventions by the Court of Appeals and the alarming consequences for families caught in the system.Key topics include:The hidden nature of emergency court orders and the barriers to public accessThe role of the media and the legal community in holding judges accountableReal-life impacts on families, including financial and emotional tollsThe ethical obligations of attorneys and judges to report misconductThe broader implications for due process and public trust in the judiciaryChristine and Hugh also share their personal reactions to the cases, discuss the importance of transparency, and call for greater accountability within the legal system. They encourage listeners—especially those in the legal field—to take action and demand openness from the courts.Connect with us:Visit the app and website at judge-y.comFollow us on all platforms: @judge-yFor more from Christine: @KentuckyChristineThank you for listening to The JudgeMental Podcast. If you have feedback or stories to share, reach out through judge-y.com or on social media. See you next time!