The JudgeMental Podcast – EP 41: Mommy Jail
In this gripping episode of The JudgeMental Podcast, Christine and Hugh break down a shocking incident in family court where a mother was abruptly jailed by Judge Ogden. The hosts recount the courtroom drama, including the judge’s reaction to claims of due process violations, the role and neutrality of the Friend of the Court (FOC), and the controversial use of psychological evaluations as punitive measures.
Key Topics Discussed:
The events leading up to a mother being remanded to jail during a motion hour.
The judge’s handling of courtroom decorum and due process rights.
The FOC’s emotional response and questions about neutrality.
The use of psych evals in family court and their impact on parents.
Broader patterns in Louisville Family Court, especially regarding the treatment of Black mothers.
The importance of transparency, accountability, and the need for reform in family court practices.
Christine and Hugh invite listeners to share their own stories and experiences with family court, Judge Ogden, or FOC conflicts. Connect with the show and join the conversation at the judge-y app or visit judge-y.com.
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