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EPISODE · Oct 4, 2019 · 29 MIN

Ep. 5 Alliance For Drug-Endangered Children

from Tennessee Court Talk · host Tennessee Supreme Court, Administrative Office of the Courts

Send us Fan MailLiving in an environment with drugs can have devastating consequences for children. In this episode, we learn about the work of the Tennessee Alliance for Drug-Endangered Children from Tabatha Curtis with the Tennessee Bureau of Investigations and Amy Coble, State Director of Investigations for the Tennessee Department of Children's Services.Judge Tim Brock, who presides over the state's only family drug court and one of the state's first safe baby courts, explores how agencies and the courts work together to protect children when a caregiver is struggling with addiction.Produced by Nick Morgan

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