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Courtroom icon Judge Judy retires after 30 years on television
Judge Judy Sheindlin announced her retirement from on-camera work after a 30-year career presiding over courtroom television programs.
Sheindlin built her reputation starting in 1996 with 'Judge Judy,' a syndicated program that ran for three decades before transitioning to the Amazon Prime spinoff 'Judy Justice.'
Her career achievements include Daytime Emmy Awards in 2013, 2016, and 2017, alongside a Lifetime Achievement Emmy in 2019, earned while settling small-claims cases with trademark bluntness.
Following the Oct. 22 finale of 'Judy Justice,' Sheindlin will focus on producing 'Adam's Law,' a new court show starring her son, Adam Levy.
Fans can celebrate her legacy during the 90-minute special 'Judge Judy: Unfiltered, Unforgettable,' airing Tuesday, Sept. 22, on CBS, while she develops the adult-animated series 'Judyverse.