Beyond the Bench Podcast, Season 2: Episode 3 — The Trial: Adjudicating Neglect

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Episode 3, “The Trial: Adjudicating Neglect,” for our Beyond the Bench Season 2 podcast is available now! This episode picks up where episode 2 ended, with the adjudicatory hearing for alleged child neglect in our two different cases. Spoiler Alert! There are different outcomes.

Listed in order of appearance, featured guest interviewees include:

Honorable J. Corpening II, Chief District Court Judge, Judicial District 5 (New Hanover and Pender Counties)
Honorable Cheri Siler-Mack, Judicial District 12 (Cumberland County)
Jamie Hamlett, Staff Attorney, Alamance County Department of Social Services
Dorothy Hairston Mitchell, Assistant Clinical Professor at NC Central School of Law Juvenile Law Clinic, and Parent Attorney, and
Honorable Denise Hartsfield, Judicial District 21 (Forsyth County).

You can listen to this episode, along with episodes 1 and 2 if you missed them, on our podcast website or through Itunes and Stitcher. I hope you like it. Please share your feedback and don’t forget to leave a review if you listen through Itunes or Stitcher.

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Beyond the Bench Podcast, Season 2: Episode 3 — The Trial: Adjudicating Neglect

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