JudgeMental Podcast – Episode 64: About Time

In this episode, Hugh and Christine dive deep into the latest developments in judicial accountability, focusing on the ongoing saga surrounding Judge Ogden. They discuss the challenges of recusal motions, the impact of judicial decisions on families, and the broader implications for the legal system. The conversation covers:

The rare granting of a recusal motion and what it means for litigants

The persistent issues with judicial discretion and lack of accountability

The role of the Friend of the Court and the ripple effects of their recommendations

The emotional and practical consequences for families caught in the system

Reflections on systemic problems versus individual cases

The “Ogden effect” and comparisons to broader political trends

Lessons for legal practitioners on filing motions and navigating appellate remedies

Whether you’re a legal professional, someone navigating the family court system, or just interested in how justice is served (or not), this episode offers candid insights and sharp critiques from two lawyers determined to save the system.

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