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User reviews Review. Top review. Not a fair show. I don t find most of her judgments fair. People bring in receipts and she picks and chooses.. I do think she is great with small children..

I realize these court shows are not on television for justice but for entertainment. Many of them are actually good. They are fair and entertaining.. She s rude.. This is not fun and games this is about peoples real lives. I wish she would step up the professional ladder a bit.

FAQ 1. Is Judge Judy a Real Court? Details Edit. Release date September 16, United States. United States. Official Facebook Official Site. Judys domstol. Hollywood Center Studios - N. There were no relaxing moments, not even during lunches we shared in her chambers. After finishing the article, I needed a vacation. But a larger story was just beginning — a Great Chain of Serendipity that would change her life and mine.

She loved the piece, saying it was honest and fair. Sometimes I felt in Family Court that, although I was respected, my views were as welcome as a skunk at a lawn party.

So I enjoyed the moment. Could I put her in touch with the judge? Judy by now we were on a first-name basis agreed to do the story, which aired in October She watched nervously in her bedroom with her husband, Jerry Sheindlin, a New York Supreme Court judge, and was relieved that correspondent Morley Safer had treated her fairly. Again, we thought that would be it. We began collaborating on weekends, working at a small glass table in her tiny one-bedroom apartment on East 52nd Street in Manhattan.

She had no food in her fridge, just Kodak film. Jerry ran out for bagels and coffee when I started to look faint. She talked, I typed. My job was to shape her language, not her message. I thought the furious pace would ease when she announced one Sunday that she and Jerry were taking a Caribbean vacation. No such luck. While I had lunch at my desk the next day, the phone rang. It was Judy.

HarperCollins bought the book, but we needed a snappy title. It has been an honour representing her show, and just like there has never been another Oprah, there will never be another Judge Judy. Join thought-provoking conversations, follow other Independent readers and see their replies.

Want to bookmark your favourite articles and stories to read or reference later? Start your Independent Premium subscription today. Judge Judy has a lot to get off her chest about why her show is ending.