Some members of the bar and other court-watchers are cringing over the way Judge Larry Seidlin wept -- no, sobbed -- on live, national TV as he announced a ruling Thursday in the dispute over where Anna Nicole Smith should be buried. The former New York cab driver is being accused of showboating for the cameras and possibly auditioning for his own courtroom TV show with his one-liners, personal asides and smart-alecky Bronx delivery.
February 26, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
From the state that brought you the hanging chad, now comes the crying judge.
Some members of the bar and other court-watchers are cringing over the way Judge Larry Seidlin wept — no, sobbed — on live, national TV as he announced a ruling Thursday in the dispute over where Anna Nicole Smith should be buried.
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