First, we talk with faculty member Chris McLaughlin and learn about the ethics rules that limit how lawyers and judges use social media.

Next, faculty member Frayda Bluestein answers the question: do recordings made by body cameras worn by law enforcement officers qualify as public record under North Carolina law?

If you like what you hear, please rate us in your podcast app. If you have questions or topics for the show, please e-mail [email protected]. You can also reach producer Danielle Rivenbark at [email protected] or host Jeff Welty at [email protected].

First, we talk with Chris McLaughlin and learn about the ethics rules that limit how lawyers and judges use social media.

Then, Frayda Bluestein answers the question, do recordings made by body cameras worn law enforcement officers qualify as public record under North Carolina law?

If you like what you hear please rate us in your podcast app! If you have questions or topics for the show please email producer Danielle Rivenbark at [email protected] or host Jeff Welty at [email protected].

 

Faculty member John Rubin interviews North Carolina Superior Court Judge Mary Ann Tally. Tally was one of the first public defenders in the state and had a long career in indigent defense before taking the bench.

Next, faculty member Shea Denning answers questions about the law of distracted driving, such as, can you text while stopped at a red light? Or is it ok to look at your iWatch while you drive?

If you like what you hear, please rate us in your podcast app. If you have questions or topics for the show, please e-mail [email protected]. You can also reach producer Danielle Rivenbark at [email protected] or host Jeff Welty at [email protected].

If you like what you hear please rate us in your podcast app! If you have questions or topics for the show please email producer Danielle Rivenbark at [email protected].

This concludes Season 1 of Beyond the Bench. We're working hard on Season 2 and will be bringing those to you in the coming weeks. 

If you like what you hear please rate us in your podcast app! If you have questions or topics for the show please email producer Danielle Rivenbark at [email protected].

This week we talk to Judge Carl Fox about his path to

If you like what you hear please rate us in your podcast app! If you have questions or topics for the show please email producer Danielle Rivenbark at [email protected].

The UNC School of Government is excited to bring you "Beyond the Bench," a podcast featuring interviews with people in and around the court system. We'll be broadcasting episodes biweekly, so please listen in and tell us what you think.

You can reach producer, Danielle Rivenbark at [email protected].

The UNC School of Government is excited to bring you "Beyond the Bench," a podcast featuring interviews with people in and around the court system. We'll be broadcasting episodes biweekly, so please listen in and tell us what you think.

You can reach producer, Danielle Rivenbark at [email protected].

Professor John Rubin interviews Superior Court Judge Mary Ann Tally. Judge Tally was one of the first public defenders in the state and had a long career with indigent defense before taking the bench.

Then, Shea Denning gives answers questions about the law of distracted driving like, can you text while stopped at a red light? Or is it ok to look at your iWatch while you drive?

If you like what you hear please rate us in your podcast app! If you have questions or topics for the show please email producer Danielle Rivenbark at [email protected].