Judy Justice is a new American reality arbitration-based court show that will be broadcasted on an upcoming streaming service. The reality show features Judy Sheindlin, the judge from the TV show “Judge Judy”, who has been in charge of presiding over this series and it is set to premiere soon. Judy Justice was created by the production company Amazon Studios. The show is ordered for 120 episodes.
When do Judy Justice release?
It will be released on November 1, 2021. Judy’s show would continue to air every weekday after this series starts broadcasting. The series will be streamed on the free, ad-supported video channel Imdb Tv.
Cast and crew of Judy Justice
- Judge Judith Sheindlin
- Kevin Rasco
- Randy Douthit
- Amy Freisleben
- Sara Rose
- Whitney Kumar
Format of the show
It will deal with adjudicating real-life small claims disputes set within a courtroom. The verdict will be legally binding. Involved parties should sign the contract to abide by the verdict.
Has the trailer been released?
It has been released. The trailer shows Judy Justice presiding over a courtroom with audience members who are praising her for giving them justice and making their lives better.
Judy Sheindlin: who is she?
She was born in Brooklyn and her career path included a stint at law school before becoming one of New York City’s toughest Family Court Judges. She was presiding overall its cases involving child support, matrimony disputes, juvenile delinquency charges, etc. But most importantly Judy started out with no money or connections yet went on to become an outstanding success story!
All rise for Judge Judy Sheindlin and her new team. #JudyJustice streams weekdays beginning November 1 on @IMDbTV. pic.twitter.com/tjtAO0XrUk
— Judy Justice (@JudyJustice) September 30, 2021
Is the show worth watching?
Judy Sheindlin has an impressive resume and experience which gives viewers a lot of insight into court cases. The show is not only great for entertainment purposes but also educational! She is a true success story and the show will touch on some of her real-life cases. The viewers are drawn through some real-life cases involving family court matters, which are presided over by none other than the judge itself.
