10 Secrets You Didn't Know About Judge Judy

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about Judge Judy, but before continuing, if you end up liking this video, give it a like and subscribe, it helps us a lot. Without further ado, let's move on to countdown number one, she's actually a retired New York Family Court

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and let's witness the ways law and disorder work or don't stick around long enough, you'll see it all . Don't worry, Judy Scheindlin, also

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No, she is a genuine person of good faith. She earned her Juris Doctor degree and passed the New York State Bar in 1965 when she was only 23 years old. She subsequently worked as a lawyer before Mayor Ed Koch appointed her as a Criminal Court judge. In 1986 she was promoted to supervising judge and worked specifically in Manhattan Family Court after presiding over more than 20,000 cases. She retired in 1996 at the age of 54, but her career was just beginning, so her objections signaled that she was annulled. Take a seat, listen to me, this is not a tea party, make objection number two, she originally

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't want the show to be named after her.

Judge Judy is now a household name a cornerstone of courtroom drama television no-nonsense slaps and funny YouTube compilations hot bench doesn't sound the same but that's pretty much what we got according to merriam-webster a hot bench is a judge who actively questions Attorneys who filed appeal arguments, however, producers advised against the name because it would confuse viewers unfamiliar with legal terms. They wanted something strong and attention-grabbing. Judy then brainstormed the rather cheesy Judy Justice before settling on the now iconic Judge Judy, we think. you made the right decision, don't you know the world around you? And when people fight over minutiae and ruin their lives, you know, a period of their lives they fight over the number three.

Her show revitalized the reality TV room, help yourself and we'll talk politics, gun control and many more have to get tested to get a pedicure, but you can go and buy just the reality. Courtroom television was quite popular during the 1980s thanks mainly to the People's Court, but interest began to wane in the late 1990s, both because of the People's Court and divorce. The Court which had been airing sporadically since 1957 came to an end in 1993 Jones and the Jury, a replacement of sorts for the People's Court ended after just one season in 1995, things looked bleak for the reality court drama entered Judge Judy, which premiered in September 1996 and became a quick hit, People's Court returned the following year.

The divorce court was reestablished in 1999 and a host of imitators, including Judge Mathis and Judge Joe Brown, soon followed with nothing more than their driver's license. Judge Judy is next on Larry King, now number 4. She was honored with the Sheindlin forum on the 21st. She was 76 years old. Judge Judith Sheindlin has had a profound impact on civil discourse. Her work and legacy were honored by USC's Annenberg School for Communication and Journalism, who built the Sheindlin Forum in its Wallace Anna Berg Hall. The forum also honors Judge Judy's husband, Judge Jerry Sheindlin, the forum is intended to promote intelligent civil discourse and also serves as host of USC's Annenberg Debate Series.

It is a great way to honor Judge Judy's career and legacy and is a fantastic space for young adults to learn the value in speech number five complex, but based on civil and morally ethical principles, she is always informed about the case for 50 years loafing and judging, and Judge Judy may be broadcast on television for our entertainment, but the cases and rulings are 100% genuine before she even enters the study. Judge Judy has a firm grasp of the content and relevant information of the case as the producers sent her the pertinent details of each case before appearing on set, she reads the necessary information at home before traveling to Los Angeles to film each episode and You may be surprised to know that while the cases are real, the audience is not;

The audience is often made up of aspiring actors who are paid a low hourly rate to sit in the room and appear intensely interested in the case, where did we sign up and go? on the cue cards I said: what if the guy with the cue cards makes a mistake? What happens if he puts one in front? I could not do it. Number six. She has always worn her signature lace collar. When you think of Judge Judy, what do you see? in your mind, well, her hair and stern expression are certainly memorable, it is a particular item of clothing from her wardrobe that has become the most iconic, the lace collar has always been a part of Judy's wardrobe since her time and the family court where he bought it.

She got her first lace necklace in Greece while she was on vacation with her husband and she decided to incorporate it into her professional wardrobe. She later admitted that she used that pretty color to disarm and mislead litigants, as they would let their guard down after seeing such a sweet-looking judge. Needless to say, they would be hit with a major curveball when she started talking: nurses, teachers, housewives or nothing, that was it, I mean, those were her choices number seven, she proposed to her husband, you know , as a prosecutor and then as a judge in family court and then here I enjoyed going to work every day and Judge Judy knows what she wants and she is not afraid to go after it and that is true in both her personal life and her professional life , according to a profile from the day Judy met.

Jerry Sheindlin, just three weeks after divorcing her first husband, Ronald Levy, they met in a bar and Judy literally walked up to him and stuck her finger in his face asking him who this charming, charming story is. She later proposed to him and told him firmly. He asked her to pick a date and despite some initial hesitation on her part, she eventually agreed and they married in the late 70s, despite a brief divorce in 1990, they have remained married since she also has five children. , two biological and three stepchildren through Jerry and over a dozen grandchildren, you're not afraid to speak your mind, so I wonder what it was about your upbringing.

Judge No. 8 Judy was the first highly rated court show to win an Emmy on Your Queen Wand. Would you allow cameras in all courtrooms? Like yours truly, Judge Judy not only revitalized interest in courtroom reality shows, but also gave the genre an equality it had never seen before. In 2013, it won the Emmy for Outstanding Prime Rating Show, an award that was introduced in 2008 before Judge Judy. She went to Christina Court Judge Jeanine Piero and was shot last with a judge's gun; However, none of those shows are highly rated or long-running. Judge Judy's victory in 2013 made it the first long-running, highly-rated reality show to win an Emmy, People's Court. she won in 2014 and 2015, although Judge Judy regained the crown in 2016 and 2017.

In 2019, Judy received the Lifetime Achievement Award for her contributions to television. I can tell when someone is lying. For example, I take number 9. Byrd was Judy's bailiff in family court. he now he has a ponytail oh I really spend a lot of time myself and other people spend so much time trying to make my hair look fantastic. Everyone loves Bird, even though he doesn't really do much. He brings in the litigants. He introduces Judy and then is just nice. of positions there while occasionally laughing or pacing to get a piece of paper starting in 1986 Byrd began working as a judicial clerk in Manhattan Family Court.

It was here that he worked sporadically with Judge Judy and the two quickly formed a harmonious relationship no matter how Byrd moved. He went to California in 1990 to start working as an American. Marshal upon finding out that his old friend Judy was going to have her own show, Byrd sent her a congratulatory letter and offered his service, to his surprise, Judy accepted and the two have been working together since she is still the queen of syndication for which she has been serving justice for 23. years and is now changing her luck, surprised many people when she debuted a new hairstyle behind the number 10 bench.

She has been the highest paid television presenter in the world. There are many notable television presenters, but none are this good. paid because Judith Sheindlin turns out there is fantastic money and as a reality show judge in 2018, Judy beat Steve Harvey Ryan Seacrest dr. Phil and Ellen DeGeneres will claim the top spot earning $147 million in pre-tax income. This was an especially good year for Judy, as she sold the rights to Judge Judy to CBS for one hundred million dollars, greatly inflating her typical salary of $47 million. However, $47 million a year is nothing to scoff at according to Forbes.

Judy currently has a net worth of $400 million, making her the 48th richest self-made woman in the country. Anyway, that's the end of the video, if you liked it, please like and subscribe, it helps us a lot and as always, thank you very much for watching and have a great day.