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	Judith Sheindlin - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Judith Sheindlin (also known as Judy Sheindlin or Judge Judy; born Judith Blum on October 21, 1942) is an American family court judge, author, and television personality.
		Sheindlin, who was born in Brooklyn to a Jewish-American family, attended American University in Washington, D.C., graduating in 1963 and then went on to New York Law School, receiving her law degree in 1965, and practiced family law for many years in New York, before being appointed to the bench.
		In 1982 she was appointed to the bench as a Family Court Judge by Edward Koch, mayor of New York, and was promoted to the rank of Supervising Judge for Manhattan (New York County) in 1986.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Judith_Sheindlin (664 words)

	Judge Judy: Profiles of Justice
		Judge Judith Sheindlin brings her trademark wit and wisdom to the widely successful half-hour series that takes viewers inside a television courtroom where justice is dispensed at lightning speed.
		Judge Judith Sheindlin is credited with pioneering an "open court policy," allowing the public and the media to view her day-to-day proceedings, which was not a common practice at the time.
		Judge Judith Sheindlin is married to Jerry Sheindlin, a former Justice of the Supreme Court of New York.
	www.judgejudy.com /Bios/allaboutjudy.asp (1004 words)

	TV Judge Judy
		Judy Sheindlin began her career in the law in 1972, prosecuting juvenile delinquency cases for the State of New York.
		Judge Judy Sheindlin was media savvy a long time before she got a regular gig on the small screen.
		Sheindlin dispenses her own brand of moral justice, which of course is aligned to the majority of middle class viewers exhausted by all things bureaucratic.
	www.law4u.com.au /lil/tv_judgejudy.html (2378 words)

	CNN Transcript - Larry King Live: Jerry and Judy Sheindlin Discuss Laying Down the Law on TV - September 12, 2000
		JUDY SHEINDLIN: No. I -- I found that it's better for me if I just know generally what the case is about, so that, as the people are telling me their story, I'm learning the facts at the same time that the people watching are learning the facts.
		JUDY SHEINDLIN: Most memorable case that I had in the family court was about the state and certain agencies who conspired, although not maliciously, had conspired to remove a child from his mother and kept them apart for seven years, kept the child in a foster home for seven years.
		JUDY SHEINDLIN: Common sense and street smarts, and the ability and the desire to gather all the information you can, because a trial is supposed to be the search for the truth, not about who's wearing a nicer tie.
	transcripts.cnn.com /TRANSCRIPTS/0009/12/lkl.00.html (7148 words)

	Judge Judy
		Judge Sheindlin brings her trademark wit and wisdom to the successful half-hour series that takes viewers inside an actual courtroom where justice is dispensed a lightning speed.
		Judge Sheindlin's career in family court began in 1972 when she began prosecuting juvenile delinquency cases for the state of New York.
		In 1982, New York's then-Mayor, Edward Koch, appointed Judge Sheindlin to the bench as a Judge in the Family Court.
	www.nytix.com /TV_Shows/JudgeJudySheindlin/judgejudysheindlin.html (744 words)

	Judge Judy - Zap2it - TV Show (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		Judy Sheindlin's career in family court began as a prosecutor in 1972.
		Ten years later, then-mayor Edward Koch appointed Sheindlin to the bench as a Judge in the Family Court of New York.
		Aside from hosting her daytime courtroom series, Sheindlin is a best-selling author and an advocate for repairing America's welfare system.
	tv.zap2it.com /shows/showlist/showcard.html?2883 (144 words)

	Jerry Sheindlin - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Judge Gerald (Jerry) Sheindlin (born 1934) was a judge on The People's Court from 1999 to 2001.
		Before serving as a television jurist, Judge Sheindlin was a sitting judge on the New York State Supreme Court.
		He is the husband of Judith Sheindlin, who is currently seen on her own courtroom television program, Judge Judy.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Jerry_Sheindlin (208 words)

	Judge Judy: Her new book
		As a New York City prosecutor and judge, Sheindlin has spent more than 20 years in court with juveniles, both delinquents and objects of delinquency, and parents and custodians who are, lamentably often, delinquent themselves.
		Each of the 10 is a chapter made up of anecdotal evidence of the abuse of crime and civil-procedural victims, not just by their assailants but by social welfare systems that also victimize taxpayers because of their exorbitant costliness.
		A fiercely intelligent,flamboyant, tough-talking mother of five, Sheindlin examines the problem of America's fraying family fabric and says publicly what most citizens feel privately: Juvenile delinquency is out of control and young criminals must not be treated lightly by the court system any longer.
	members.tripod.com /~jjudy/book.html (630 words)

	Judy Judy Judy - 9/5/2005 - Broadcasting & Cable - CA6253696
		Sheindlin, who once considered careers as a comedienne and a ballerina, is a lawyer, judge and author.
		Sheindlin's salary undoubtedly has impacted profits, having multiplied from roughly $500,000-$800,000 per year, standard for other TV judges, to a reported $30 million-$35 million in a new two-year deal starting in 2006—a $5 million yearly hike from her previous contract.
		Judy was different, though, transforming court into a new type of comedy genre for daytime, a “dramedy” all about the personality of the judge and the wackiness of the litigants.
	broadcastingcable.com /article/CA6253696.html?display=Special+Report (2014 words)

	Punchin' Judy
		A small woman with intense eyes and aggressive bone structure, Sheindlin, a former Family Court judge in New York City, tacks a grannyish lace collar onto her fl robe (“A little white around the face is always good,” she tells me) but treats litigants with a bloodless, take-no-prisoners style.
		Judge Judy is an Estelle Getty figure on a tough-love bender; between her and radio’s Dr. Laura, the media have mean covered.
		Judy never breaks the intense courtroom momentum (save occasionally to roll her eyes conspiratorially at bailiff Petri Hawkins-Byrd, a giant, muscle-bound guy who worked as an officer in the Brooklyn Family Court system).
	www.newyorkmetro.com /nymetro/news/media/columns/medialife/2719 (1340 words)

	Unofficial Judge Judy Sheindlin Page
		Judy Sheindlin left New York City family court after 25 years ("at the top of my game") because TV "sounded like an adventure." Now Judge Judy is one of the hottest shows in syndication.
		After serving more than 15 years during her tenure as a New York Family Court judge, Judge Judy Sheindlin is most admired for her compassion and an in-your-face, cut-to-the-chase approach on the bench.
		As for life on the bench, Judge Sheindlin says she's often asked why she continues to stay on the bench.
	www.gammills.com /index10.html (475 words)

	Judge Judy marks decade of tough judicial love - TELEVISION - MSNBC.com
		For Judy Sheindlin, marking her 10th season as the star of one TV's top-rated syndicated shows, watched by 10 million people daily, enforcing justice is a full-time job.
		She doesn't love you like your mother does," Sheindlin told him, delivering her lecture in the pitiless tone so at odds with the visual: A petite woman, dwarfed by a realistic courtroom setting, and with her fl robe softened by a dainty lace collar.
		Sheindlin was scheduled to receive a special Valentine Day's treat: her star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame.
	msnbc.msn.com /id/11333570 (982 words)

	About judge judy tv show, court tv shows, judge judy pictures!
		Indeed Judge Judy won't take guff from any litigant on her show, and one can easily she why she had a reputation before retiring as one of the toughest judges in the state of New York.
		He told the plaintiff she is a "nice woman," but "not too swift." She chastised the defendant for not paying child support, because he hadn't been allowed to visit his child, because of a history of domestic violence.
		Judge Judy doesn't hesitate to let a litigant know if she believes a person is trying to take advantage of another.
	www.auditionagency.com /tv/judge_judy.htm (1323 words)

	Judge Judy marks a decade of tough judicial love - JAMAICAOBSERVER.COM
		Judge Judy Sheindlin presides over a case as her bailiff Petri Hawkins Byrd listens on the set of her syndicated show Judge Judy, last Thursday at the Tribune Studios in Los Angeles.
		For Judy Sheindlin, marking her 10th season as the star of one of TV's top-rated syndicated shows in the United States, also seen in 20 other countries, enforcing justice is a full-time job.
		Sheindlin once coyly parried Dershowitz, in print, by joking that she should have gone to the prom with him.
	www.jamaicaobserver.com /lifestyle/html/20060218T140000-0500_98961_OBS_JUDGE_JUDY_MARKS_A_DECADE_OF_TOUGH_JUDICIAL_LOVE_.asp (1103 words)

	Beauty Fades, Dumb is Forever by Judge Judy Sheindlin - Multiple Book Reviews & Book Jacket Summary
		Judge Judy's father impressed upon her that a bright intellect, a curious mind, and a passion for learning are priceless commodities.
		As a judge, wife, mother, and grandmother, judge Judy understands the lasting currency of self-esteem and independence, and when she voices her tough-minded opinions daily in her courtroom, everyone listens.
		Known to millions because of her TV program, Judge Judy, Sheindlin writes with the same theatrical no-nonsense directness that animates her on-air persona.
	www.bookbrowse.com /reviews/index.cfm?book_number=234 (651 words)

	Judge Judy, Safer Interviews Judge Judy - CBS News
		Judge Judy’s show is syndicated all over the United States and in countries around the world by Paramount Television, a sister company to CBS.
		Sheindlin has had two husbands and raised five children, three of them following her into the law.
		Morley Safer talks to Judge Judith Sheindlin, whose bench is no longer in family court, but on a Hollywood set.
	www.cbsnews.com /stories/2003/04/28/60II/main551386.shtml (1690 words)

	THE ULTIMATE JUDGE JUDY PAGE
		Judge Judy Sheindlin was a family court attorney and then a family court judge for 25 years.
		She is married to Jerry Sheindlin, who currently serves as judge on The People's Court.
		Presided over by Judge Judy Sheindlin and guarded by bailiff Petri Hawkins-Byrd, it is the most popular court show, and in the top ten syndicated shows of all genres.
	www.geocities.com /southernerwriters/judgejudy.html (293 words)

	Amazon.fr : Judge Judy Sheindlin's Win or Lose by How You Choose!: Livres: Judy Sheindlin,Bob Tore (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		For example, Judge Judy hypothesizes, "You are home alone and someone knocks on the door." Should you (a)not answer the door, (b)ask who it is and open the door only of you know him or her, (c)tell the person to come back when an adult is home, or (d)open the door?
		Sheindlin, uncharacteristically, refrains from handing down her decision here, or describing what goes into the decision-making process.
		Her assortment of situations demonstrates a familiarity with her audience and the issues they face, but the volume is designed to work best when an adult reads it with the child.
	www.amazon.fr /exec/obidos/ASIN/0060287802 (575 words)

	Judge Judy immortalised on Walk of Fame - TV & Radio - Entertainment
		US entertainer Merv Griffin and Sheindlin's husband Jerry, also a former New York judge who later presided over a rival show in which people aired their grievances in a televised "trial", attended the ceremony.
		The family court judge's rise to stardom as the host of Judge Judy began with a February 1993 newspaper story that caught the attention of the 60 Minutes news magazine program, an interview which parlayed Judy into a TV judge.
		Sheindlin is known for her no-nonsense manner and insistence that people in her courtroom take responsibility for their actions.
	www.smh.com.au /news/tv--radio/judge-judy-immortalised-on-walk-of-fame/2006/02/15/1139890796149.html (400 words)

	About Judge Judith Sheindlin on WCHS-TV8
		Smart, savvy and opinionated, the irrepressible Judge Judith Sheindlin holds court as presiding judge over real-life cases on the highly-successful courtroom series Judge Judy.
		Having made a name for herself as a tough but fair judge in New York's Family Court, Judge Judith Sheindlin retired from the bench in 1996 and segued to television to host the syndicated series.
		Designed as a tool for parents to interact with their children, engaging illustrations accompany a series of clever questions that encourages parents to discuss the answers and evaluate the consequences of each course of action.
	www.wchstv.com /synd_prog/judy/judithsheindlin.shtml (1017 words)

	Judge Judy News
		JUDGE JUDY SHEINDLIN has been honoured with her own star on Hollywood's Walk of Fame.
		Judge Judy Marks a Decade of Tough Love Monday February 13 9:05 PM ET Judith Sheindlin, familiarly known as television's Judge Judy, fixes the lawbreaker with her trademark brace-yourself-buddy glare.
		Derided by some as the legal equivalent of a radio shock-jock, Judge Judy Sheindlin is something else entirely: America's designated dresser-down, the keenest parser of baloney on television, the secular...
	www.topix.net /tv/judge-judy (583 words)

	cannabisnews.com: Drug Reformers Target Judge Judy
		Remarks by television's Judge Judy Sheindlin about drug addicts during a trip to Australia last year are continuing to haunt her back home.
		The controversy stems from comments the characteristically brash Sheindlin made in November during a promotional tour for her book, Beauty Fades, Dumb Is Forever, when she was asked about a program to provide clean needles to drug addicts to prevent the spread of AIDS and hepatitis.
		Sheindlin never has apologized for her comment but addressed the matter on her Judge Judy Web site and during an appearance last month on Larry King's CNN show.
	www.cannabisnews.com /news/4/thread4995.shtml (1399 words)

	Judy Sheindlin Judge Books - Signed, used, new, out-of-print
		Judge Judy Sheindlin, the New York City family court judge who hears cases on her own television show--"Judge Judy"--draws from actual cases and her own experiences in order to inspire women to think smart, acquire self-confidence, and take control of their lives and relationships.
		Judge Judy steps down from the chair to impart her usual brand of no-nonsense advice.
		Judge Judy presents young readers with questions about situations they face every day, provides a series of possible answers, and asks kids to decide which is the right response.
	www.alibris.com /search/books/author/Judy_Sheindlin_Judge (475 words)

	Judge Judy TV Show - Judge Judy Television Show - TV.com
		Judge Judith Sheindlin tackles real-life small claims in her courtroom with her no nonsense attitude.
		Judge Judith Sheindlin brings her trademark wit and wisdom to the widely successful half-hour series that...
		Judge Judy, in the 3-31-06 episode, alienated much of her younger audience by attacking a twenty-tow year old for playing a Playstation.
	www.tv.com /show/12762/summary.html (335 words)

	Judy Sheindlin - "Judge Judy" - Nationwide Speakers Bureau
		Judy Sheindlin - "Judge Judy" - Nationwide Speakers Bureau
		Having made a name for herself as a tough but fair judge in New York’s Family Court, Judge Judith Sheindlin retired from the bench in 1996 and segued to television to host the syndicated series, whose fifth season premiered September 11, 2000.
		In February 2000, Judge Judy published her first children’s book, “Win or Lose By How You Choose.” Designed as a tool for parents to interact with their children, engaging illustrations accompany a series of clever questions that encourages parents to discuss the answers and evaluate the consequences of each course of action.
	www.nationwidespeakers.com /speaker/317 (1003 words)

	Media Crap: "Judge Judy"
		DrugSense FOCUS Alert #139 Wednesday December 8, 1999 Judy Sheindlin, the former family court judge who now plays a judge on TV ("Judge Judy"), was in Australia last month promoting her new book when she made some outrageous comments that illustrated the depth of the hate produced by the war on drugs.
		According to the Australia Courier-Mail, Sheindlin made an appearance in Brisbane, Australia on November 16 where she said the debate about needle supply to heroin addicts is an indulgence lead by "liberal morons." The solution is simple, she said.
		Activists have taken note of Sheindlin's barbarity, and calls and letters to the producer of her television show seem to be having an impact.
	www.actupny.org /alert/judgejudy.html (2007 words)

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