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AMERICA’S MOST FAMOUS judge has told a former Minister for Justice that Ireland should have cameras in every courtroom.
Speaking to Nora Owen on TV3′s Midweek, Judge Judy said closed courtrooms protect two things – bad judges and bad lawyers.
“They also protect bad institutions that serve those courts, such as social services,” she continued. “They should be there as the norm. If you have a specific exclusion, then you make it.”
Judy Sheindlin passed the New York bar in 1965 and was appointed as a judge to New York’s family court by Mayor Ed Koch in 1982.
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A television special and an LA Times article about the high-flying judge led to her syndicated show, which nets her about $45 million per year.
The 70-year-old was in Dublin today for a talk at UCD. She was honoured with the title of VP of the Law Society.
Speaking to Newstalk, she described Irish people as “direct, no nonsense and not a lot of BS”.
Yesterday, CBS TV announced the extension of the television show to the end of 2017.
Closed courtrooms only protect bad judges and lawyers, says Judge Judy
Wednesday 27 November, 2024
Wednesday 27 November, 2024
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Closed courtrooms only protect bad judges and lawyers, says Judge Judy
AMERICA’S MOST FAMOUS judge has told a former Minister for Justice that Ireland should have cameras in every courtroom.
Speaking to Nora Owen on TV3′s Midweek, Judge Judy said closed courtrooms protect two things – bad judges and bad lawyers.
“They also protect bad institutions that serve those courts, such as social services,” she continued. “They should be there as the norm. If you have a specific exclusion, then you make it.”
Judy Sheindlin passed the New York bar in 1965 and was appointed as a judge to New York’s family court by Mayor Ed Koch in 1982.
A television special and an LA Times article about the high-flying judge led to her syndicated show, which nets her about $45 million per year.
The 70-year-old was in Dublin today for a talk at UCD. She was honoured with the title of VP of the Law Society.
Speaking to Newstalk, she described Irish people as “direct, no nonsense and not a lot of BS”.
Yesterday, CBS TV announced the extension of the television show to the end of 2017.
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