Judge Judy

show entitled Judy Judge is a syndication television courtroom series that has captured the attention of the nation. In the show Judge Judy, formally known as Judith Judy Sheindlin, presides over real life small claim cases. She is famously known for outspoken personality and being one of harshest judges in the state of New York (Neubauer & Fradella, 2014). Her show is heavily criticized because it is alleged to because it distorts and underrepresents the real life duty of being a judge. For this

In the scenario in which judge Judy, a television star, makes more money then a real judge, judge Sandra Day O’Conner, I believe this is not fair. Some people are born with talents in which they make a great deal of money off of by pleasing the public’s eye, however if “society doesn’t put a great value on MY talent (48:23)” then the talent you are born with is worthless. In the case of Judge Judy, she is making millions of dollars off of her talent to be a good actor. But not all of us our born

The article, “The Authoritarian Personality,” written by Erich Fromm discusses the common and different characteristics between the two forms of an authoritarian personality. He starts to explain how one becomes a mature person. He states that to become a mature person, said person needs to have developed love and reason. He then states that an authoritarian character has not reached maturity, and therefore, has not developed love or reason. Erich Fromm continues to explain that the difference between

encounter but I found a seat in the back and started to listen. Judge Claudia Robinson was preceding and she was not the judge you would kind of expect to see. Mid 40’s but in good shape. A lot like Judge Judy but younger. She has a way of doing things as I continued to listen I came to find out. Many people there were there for leaving the scene of an accident, marijuana possession, disorderly conduct. They all were facing jail time but the judge was really nice and pretty much offered every single person

Judge Judy has a net worth of $250 million. She is a family court judge, producer, and author. How she makes her money Judith Sheindlin began her show, Judge Judy after retiring from the Bar in 1966. The show has been nominated for the Daytime Emmy Award 13 times. It is the most popular court show, a feat that it has achieved for a decade and a half. She makes $47 million every year. Interestingly, she only works 52 days a year. This means that she makes $900,000 every day she goes to work. The

The Small Claims Procedure The small claims procedure is regulated by RSA 503 in 1973. It is a simple, speedy, and informal method by which an individual appears before a judge of the district or municipal court, presents his or her claim, and explains why another person or business owes money to him or her. Small Claims Court can award up to $5000 in damages (larger claims can be heard, but the maximum that can be awarded is $5000). Although not required in Small

on October 25th 2015 at Harris County Criminal Justice Court , located in downtown of Houston city. The Judge in charge was Jan Krocker. It was an aggravated sexual assault of child case between The State of Texas vs. Samuel Gallegos. As I entered the court, the trial has already commenced so I did not really know how a real trial started. I sat in the back where the public sits, facing the judge bench. The courtroom was cold and quiet. Especially it was very small, much smaller and less impressive

Judge Judy has been on air for 18 years now and recently signed a contract extending her show until at least 2017; The People’s Court trails behind having several judges preside on the bench. The first judge was Judge Wapner (most iconic in the day) with even Judge Judy’s husband on the bench (for a very short time)! The latest presiding judge is Marilyn Milian. They are loved by many, but those unfortunate enough to be on the guilty side of a case seeing the wrath of a judge might not agree. Every

United States law and its courts, causing the real world to become more of a blur. Media has given people somewhat of a basic aspect of the law and how it works, but little do people know what television shows such as Bones, CSI, Law and Order, Judge Judy, and etc., has inaccurate ruling of the laws and procedures. Giving a shrouded haze over our eyes in believing that the law system takes merely minutes to process. People need to understand that it is not all about the drama and the intensity

perfect then they shouldn’t treat others like they should be. Our society today knows what it means to judge or to be judged and that is why people are all living either in complete support of not judging people by their past or choices and those who live judging others for their mistakes. It is important to live by, not throwing stones when living in a glass house which can be shown through Judge Judy, Oprah Winfrey, “The Judgement Seat” and the presidential debate Judith