Surf the TV channels anywhere in America on a given weekday, and chances are you'll find a former Miami judge holding court. Miami now counts five former criminal court judges with TV shows, two of whom were nominated for a daytime Emmy this year. South Florida has more than its share of high-profile court cases and colorful characters, and the combination seems to make for must-see TV. "I think it's the water," laughed Marilyn Milian, who has presided over "The People's Court" for the past eight seasons.
May 30, 2008 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
Surf the TV channels anywhere in America on a given weekday, and chances are you’ll find a former Miami judge holding court.
Miami now counts five former criminal court judges with TV shows, two of whom were nominated for a daytime Emmy this year. South Florida has more than its share of high-profile court cases and colorful characters, and the combination seems to make for must-see TV.
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