A Good Report vs. a Bad Report : A Judges perspective
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What does an experienced judge have to say about what judges are looking for in a good report? Find out with this 1-hour webinar!
Imperative to the court process is the presentation of thorough, useful reports prepared by experts/Casa/DFCS. The quality of a report can affect not only the admissibility of the evidence, but also the standards and treatment of the subject.
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Student Ratings & Reviews
Very easy to understand and relate to it
This course had a lot of great information. I think it would be a great asset for any foster parent.
good information
Good
Good information!
I have not been heard in court. But I understand I should write a report to give information/ to be heard as a foster parent.
Good
informative
Lots of good information
Informative
Very informative discussion topic, thank you very much.
Very good information.
Yes, I am a CASA and it is always good to hear from judges, and what they expect in court from the associated parties.
good training
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Very helpful in understanding my rights as a foster parent in court.
The course was very enlightening about what is expected in court reports.
great help. I have a situation I need the judge to hear and help. regarding transport and a case manager
great info
Great information
Great information
This training is good information to know how to write and submit information to the courts so you are heard the right way.
Great
Judge Wilcott always does a phenomenal job
Good information!