Several judges interviewed last week say they like the new television show "Judging Amy," which stars Glastonbury, Conn. native Amy Brenneman as a divorced New York lawyer who starts over again as a Superior Court judge. The judges' appreciation of "Judging Amy" could indicate true critical acumen. On the other hand, it may reveal a fondness for the star's mother, Superior Court Judge Trial Referee Frederica S. Brenneman.
October 20, 1999 at 12:00 AM
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So how do judges judge “Judging Amy”?
Several judges interviewed last week say they like the new television show, which stars Glastonbury native Amy Brenneman as a divorced New York lawyer who starts over again in Connecticut as a Superior Court judge.
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