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'''''Judge Judy''''' is a popular syndicated American television program, often considered the most popular program in syndication. | '''''Judge Judy''''' is a popular syndicated American television program, often considered the most popular program in syndication. | ||
| − | The show features former [[New York]] lawyer and family court judge "Judge Judy" ''([[Judith Sheindlin]])'' Judge Judy hears small claims cases as a third party [[arbiter]] who is able through a contract signed by both parties to make a final decision on a dispute. The show takes place in a simulated small claims court, which is not a real court contrary to popular belief. | + | The show features former [[New York]] lawyer and family court judge "Judge Judy." ''([[Judith Sheindlin]])'' Judge Judy hears small claims cases as a third party [[arbiter]] who is able through a contract signed by both parties to make a final decision on a dispute. The show takes place in a simulated small claims court, which is not a real court contrary to popular belief. |
==External links== | ==External links== | ||
Revision as of 22:53, July 2, 2017
Judge Judy is a popular syndicated American television program, often considered the most popular program in syndication.
The show features former New York lawyer and family court judge "Judge Judy." (Judith Sheindlin) Judge Judy hears small claims cases as a third party arbiter who is able through a contract signed by both parties to make a final decision on a dispute. The show takes place in a simulated small claims court, which is not a real court contrary to popular belief.