I think thats whats kept our show in the forefront. Still, according to Petri Hawkins Byrd, who served as Sheindlin's trusted on-air bailiff and sidekick on the original show, she was heavily involved with the show's production. For a courtroom TV show that has dominated daytime since 1998, the case decided April 15 on Judge Judy was hardly memorable: A building contractor who repaired a ceiling was suing the homeowner for an unpaid $500 bill. Another person who worked at the show in the early 2010s told Insider that if the case involved a Black plaintiff and defendant, Douthit said he would put the case on hold to see what else he could find and move forward with the case only if he had no other option. "Judy had to be the first person to go through the lunch line, as if she was the queen of England," one of these people said. Jenest and the producer eventually brought evidence of a relationship back to CBS, which compensated them for hiring the private investigator, according to two people with knowledge of the incident. And those talk shows kind of exploited peoples foibles I think America, in particular, was looking for answers, or they were looking for somebody to be able to stand up and say, Hey, lets call a spade a spade, Byrd said. The Online Courtroom Project released a report in July 2020 that summarized its findings after studying the benefits and limitations of conducting a jury trial entirely online. Her studio audience, which is typically filled with extras and not members of the general public, has been vacant for episodes produced after the pandemic started. He said he didn't know she was producing a new show until she announced it during an appearance last year on "The Ellen DeGeneres Show. According to Sheindlin, it was Poehler who had called the Television Academy and asked if she could present the judge with the award, because "she is a huge fan. More specific criminal calendar and scheduling information can be found here. Jerry ran out for bagels and coffee when I started to look faint. "They'd always want to get mojitos at lunch," one former employee said. This is Alex, she said with a wink, as the two shook hands. "They continuously make me look good.". Goes Out newsletter, with the week's best events, to help you explore and experience our city. Id begun a series about hardworking Americans who shook the bureaucratic cage with little or no success, but kept tilting at windmills. Our weekly newsletter delivers the latest broadcast industry news to your inbox including new debuts, case studies, thought leadership and broadcast gear updates. (A different staffer also recalled Douthit using the term "ghetto" around the office.) He also rated litigants' appearance, giving them a numbered score between 1 and 10. In April, a judge in South Florida temporarily took custody away from a doctor because she treated patients with COVID-19, the Miami Herald reported. The format was simple: Stringers across the country sent in promising cases found in small-claims courts from Florida to North Dakota. As many as five other employees went to human resources about Douthit during that time frame, according to allegations in court records. But a panel of three federal appeals court judges on the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 8th Circuit all of them appointed by Republican presidents put the program on hold during an appeal. Magistracy Guidance (During the ceremony, Poehler said, "I wish Byrd your bailiff could hand you this award the way he hands you photos in court, not making eye contact with the queen he has sworn to protect."). During the March 12, 2020, meeting one day after the World Health Organization declared a pandemic Freisleben told producers they needed to continue booking litigants. Journalist Josh Getlin with Judith Sheindlin in 2015. However, six former staffers told Insider that Douthit told employees he didn't want too many Black litigants on the show; one said this behavior continued into 2021. Contact reporter Nicole Einbinder. Some municipal courts have reumed in-person operations. Court personnel, lawyers, parties, witnesses, advocates, and other people the judge decides are necessary can be present in a courtroom for in person proceedings. Court records and interviews suggest that the show's veiled contempt for its guests many of whom are of limited means was explicit behind the scenes, with Douthit routinely mocking litigants in cruel and racist terms. There are times when Im looking and Im thinking about a case and Im listening to it and Im thinking, Man, this might be a case more so for mediation than arbitrationmaybe theres a show here and maybe a certain bailiff who has sat under the tutelage of a certain famous judge (who) could mediate these cases himself, Byrd said. Griggs went on medical leave in the winter of 2001; she eventually left the show. In 2009, a former senior producer named Jonathan Sebastien alleged in a lawsuit that Douthit discriminated against litigants by specifically screening out Black people. Details and full text of the order can be found here. ), In the mid- to late 2000s, Douthit also allegedly carried out a relationship with one of his junior staffers, according to two people with direct knowledge of the matter and six who were subsequently told about it. Once Jenest hit this quota, the former producer said, she would stop accepting cases featuring Black litigants. Many of the accusations were made in public lawsuits filed by former employees going back to the early 2000s until 2008, all of which named the show as a defendant and were reported in the media at the time. She talked, I typed. Jury trials have been on hold for months, but Maricopa County Superior Court is preparing for their return. The 5-foot-2 family-court judge known for her black robe, lace collar, and acid tongue has been doling out tough-love legal verdicts since the Clinton administration, and the approach has paid off. Judith Sheindlin occupies a nearly divine perch in television. a massive system expected to bring more than . Joshua Mulvey, 26, faces new criminal charges in an Internet fraud. COVID-19 forced the civil justice system to restructure almost overnight, as court administrators and judges tried to meet the needs of litigants while also protecting the health of court staff, attorneys, witnesses, and the public. Griggs said Douthit made pig or cow noises when he found litigants unattractive, called a Black guest a "ho," and said he wanted to "get" with litigants he found attractive. Amazon quickly stepped in, paying Sheindlin an estimated $25 million for 120 new episodes of "Judy Justice," which the company hopes will serve as a cornerstone of its IMDb TV free streaming service. Currently, most states do not have statewide orders prohibiting jury trials, and many major population centers are beginning to invite jurors back into courtrooms. Judge Advocate General. Former employees said that Jenest encouraged them to alter litigants' cases adding extra claims to a case for juicier television, for example. DC Superior Court Advisory - 3/20/2020 - 12:15pm. . Matters Being Heard. "If it doesn't work, you're either back here or I find a replacement.". Pay your bills, she told the stunned homeowner. In June, following a three-month COVID-prompted statewide shutdown of the courts, in-person criminal trials began to slowly resume in Hennepin County District Court and others throughout the state under a pilot program. Judith Sheindlin has been the sole judge, jury and verbal executioner for the last quarter century on her behemoth TV court show, "Judge Judy." Her trusted bailiff, Petri Hawkins Byrd, has stood by her side during approximately 12,500 cases, and remembers an instance when he thought she got it wrong. Seven sources told Insider that Jenest also encouraged the practice through the use of her "count" a tally of cases that producers had booked, and which these people said specifically categorized cases involving Black litigants and people over 40. The ruling is in:Judy Sheindlin, known to many simply by "Judge Judy," will continue her straight-shooter findings in a new streaming court program. She said she forged close friendships and said she never heard Douthit speak inappropriately. Judge Judys final season on CBS ends Sept. 10. The partitions are intended to help the court experiment with resuming jury trials during the COVID-19 pandemic. As a journalist, Ive interviewed thousands of people , but only a handful have turned into sustained friendships like the one my wife and I have with Judy. Published Jul 15, 2020. Two former employees said they had positive experiences there, and one former production assistant went so far as to say that he wished he still worked there. 'One day she came back from lunch, in actual court. Sebastien alleged that when he complained, Douthit replied that the producers "had no choice, they had to book white upscale, pretty people," and that they should instead send their "Black cases" to "Judge Joe Brown," another Big Ticket Television program, which starred a Black judge. When she declined his advances, she claimed he retaliated by criticizing her work and eventually firing her in 2006. A few months later, he ran into Poehler, who seemed equally as confused by his exclusion. I want to thank you from the bottom of my heart, Sheindlin told them via video conference, set up as part of the shows COVID-19 safety protocols. The case was dismissed on summary judgment in 2002, a ruling that was later affirmed on appeal. Former employees said that the result was an environment where manipulating cases, even though they involved real people and were legally binding, was common. While I had lunch at my desk the next day, the phone rang. The country is reflecting on historic and current inequities with a goal of meaningful change, she says. In the District of Minnesota, Chief Judge John R. Tunheim said, courthouses in Minneapolis and St. Paul each have only one courtroom fully retrofitted with plexiglass to protect jurors. Shed written a series about the states deteriorating juvenile justice system that summer, and she marveled at Sheindlin, a fiery, 5-foot 2-inch force of nature in Manhattans Family Court. One of the toughest barriers to criminal procedure during the pandemic was and remains empaneling juries for trials. One day, Sheindlin whod ordered her usual sushi watched, appalled, as my giant burrito began spurting sour cream and guacamole after I bit into it. It helped that she was the only Family Court judge who allowed the press into her courtroom. It was common for staffers, Jenest included, to drink alcohol during lunch. Judge Judy recently channeled her. She and I always take to the dance floor first, because we're from Brooklyn, we have to represent Brooklyn,' he laughed. Fortunately, Judy had a sense of humour and chose not to reprimand him. They told me the show helped them take the next step, whether it was getting a divorce, leaving an abusive person, asking for a raise and never, ever becoming somebodys prisoner.. ", Drinking was also prevalent in the office during working hours, according to seven people, and Haynes said that it continued up until March 2020. A video played on the TVs in the room, explaining the court process and the role of a juror. The only thing thats changed in almost 25 years is Judys hairstyle.. Larry Lyttle, head of Big Ticket Television, shot a marketing reel and the rest is history: Three years later, Judge Judy was the highest-rated show in daytime TV. When asked if he ever made crude comments in the booth or on taping days, he said, "I hope not. Law and Disorder : Tart, tough-talking Judge Judith Sheindlin presides over the grim pageant of dysfunction known as Manhattans family court. Media coverage has focused mainly on the effects of the digital transformation in criminal courts, but a rapid deployment of new technology also took place in the civil legal system. You may occasionally receive promotional content from the Los Angeles Times. Following a public dispute with CBS said to be over money and, improbably, Drew Barrymore's talk show "Judge Judy" wrapped in spring of this year. Barry was ultimately fired after speaking out about Douthit, despite assurances from human resources that her job would be safe, according to court records. This virtual conference discussed the implications of the pandemic on the courts, including lessons that could be applied to the civil justice system in future. Shes also one of the most fun-loving people I know. In a statement, Sheindlin defended her stewardship of the show that bears her name but did not address the accusations against Douthit. Several hours later, I got another call from a 60 Minutes associate producer. Covid-19 Orders Flaunted Specifically, in March 2020, Judge Michelle Earley, the judge in charge of the municipal court system, suspended courthouse activity because of the Covid-19 pandemic.Despite Earley's order, Carr "did not reschedule cases set on her docket," the supreme court found. By She had no food in her fridge, just Kodak film. The final episode of Judge Judy that star Judith Sheindlin ever taped airs Tuesday on CBS. Top editors give you the stories you want delivered right to your inbox each weekday. "I told her how I felt about it. A look at Judge Judy Sheindlin's career Before her long-running television career, Judith Sheindlin was a prosecutor and family court judge. But insiders said that even as they were encouraged to make cases more exciting, they were still at risk of losing their jobs if Douthit or Sheindlin found out about it. Judge Judy Sheindlin returns to the courtroom in Judy Justice on Nov. 1, 2021. One former staffer said Jenest constantly told people they should be grateful for their jobs and "if you're not happy with it, there's the door." But she found herself working off the clock recently amid the coronavirus pandemic. Published: 22:09 EST, 29 . "Mr. Douthit has always fostered a supportive, productive, safe and inclusive work environment for everyone involved in the show. The comments below have not been moderated, By If not, he has no complaints. "I'm unafraid to call out irresponsible, un-American behavior. Coronavirus (COVID-19) measures: Operation of the Service Courts Procedures from 11 January 2021 (opens in a new tab) 12 January 2021. Its a moment that would be familiar to anyone whos watched the Emmy-winning phenomenon which is to say, just about anyone but as the courtroom cleared and the set went dark, history was made. She approached then-Big Ticket president Larry Lyttle and human resources about Douthit's behavior in 2000. But after 25 years, his time and the show will end this season. Copyright 2003-2023 NewscastStudio, an HD Media Ventures LLC company. Every time I suggested that her view might be a bit harsh, shed crack, Josh, dont be such a liberal., I thought the furious pace would ease when she announced one Sunday that she and Jerry were taking a Caribbean vacation. She said, My officer said that there was something that you said that you pointed out in your testimony. And I believe she reversed the decision on that one.. "[Douthit] would be like, 'Who is this disgusting person?'". For the nation's courts, that meant reimagining how to administer justice. Sheindlin by and large didn't interact with staffers besides Douthit, former employees told Insider, opting instead to have a firewall so the cases could seem as legitimate as possible. Take a deep breath and count to 10, she advised. It included a flyer titled "Attention Prospective Jurors," outlining COVID protections the courts had put in place. In 2012, during an internal chat between two associate producers, one of whom provided the conversation to Insider, an employee wrote that someone "just came over to me all frustrated because her case is good but got put on hold because the litigants are Black," while another person's "fucking dumb cases are going through because they're white." And I think that's what happens between us when we're on set,' the Brooklyn native explained. "I can say with utmost certainty that the 'Judge Judy' office is the most unprofessional, mismanaged, unhealthy, and, overall, dysfunctional environment I have ever worked in," one former staffer wrote in an emailed complaint to HR, shared with Insider, in 2012. In court filings, Douthit denied calling a Black litigant a "ho," and said "I don't believe so" when asked whether he made pig noises. Sheindlin arbitrated the chosen cases in the show's Southern California studio. In court filings, Douthit said he never criticized Griggs' hair, and that he only commented on her appearance because he wished she would eat more. The woman who cracks that her only hobby is work will unveil a new courtroom program, exclusively on Amazons free streaming service IMDb TV, later this year. Asked in a deposition if he grabbed Griggs and kissed her head, he replied, "When I saw her, I grabbed her and hugged her and kissed her on the top of her head and said, 'Welcome back.'". "As soon as I heard about everything with #MeToo, it was a matter of time for [Douthit], and I'm a little bit shocked it hasn't happened yet," said one former production assistant who worked on the show a decade ago. I came to Hollywood as a fully-cooked gal.. "I have no way of making sure she gets justice or is not forgotten." Since COVID-19 was declared a national emergency in March 2020, every state and Washington, D.C., has canceled or scaled back. The presiding judge at the courthouse in Martinez says it . But court records tell a different story. I feel so blessed that youve given me the benefit of your talents over all these years and changed the dynamic of me, my family and friends forever.. COVID Con Men?! He also wrote that "the allegations concerning Mr. Douthit in this lawsuit were entirely false.". IMDb TV does not tolerate discrimination or harassment in any form, and individuals working on our productions are encouraged to raise concerns. Sheindlin joins the studio remotely from the east coast using a reproduction of the wall behind her on the full set in Los Angeles. Contact the municipal court for details on hours and operating procedures. On March 21, the Ketchikan Gateway Borough, City of Ketchikan and City of Saxman issued a Joint Proclamation Under State of Emergency to Shelter in Place in response to the COVID-19 situation. "I guess they felt like Judy's demographic were middle-aged white people at home and they wanted to continue to skew to that demographic," the producer said. Many states also still have in-person filing hours or drop-off services that allow for contactless in-person delivery of court filings. The show's producers would then divide them up and try to recruit the litigants to agree to appear on the show. An Insider investigation involving interviews with 16 former "Judge Judy" employees, as well as a review of thousands of pages of court records, has found that Sheindlin's long-standing executive producer and director Randy Douthit has repeatedly been accused of sexually harassing employees, making inappropriate sexual comments to female staffers, offering preferential treatment to staffers he found attractive, and ordering junior producers to bring fewer Black litigants on the show. "Judy Justice is an exciting new adventure that allows me to come into streaming while producing a whole different kind of court show," Judge Judy Sheindlin says in a trailer for the new series. In 1993, Judge Joseph Wapner ended his 12-year run on the syndicated courtroom show The Peoples Court. Two of its producers told Judy, who was looking to leave Family Court, that she could star in her own show. I'm worried about carrying it for 10 days and giving it to my father who's diabetic and has high blood pressure," one employee said through tears. Hot Bench, which features a trio of judges hearing a single case, has also not made significant on air changes as of yet, though its not clear when the episodes airing now were taped. Bullock could not be reached for comment. The Court's judicial directory with assignment information can be found here. Judy prevailed, and the book has sold 216,709 copies. At the trial, of a man . The coronavirus pandemic, which halted television production this spring, has changed the show. Im over the moon to be in business with Amazon Studios and continuing this incredible journey with them on a new platform is so exciting, Sheindlin said in a Judy-stylestatement. "It disgusts me that her pockets will continue to be lined with the blood, sweat, and tears of these producers who will continue to be abused, and with these poor people who are coming on her show to simply be embarrassed and essentially belittled by Judge Judy.". One former associate producer recalled a meeting in 2011 or 2012 in which they said Douthit told staffers not to bring in too many Black people, because it would make the show look "ghetto." Circuit Judge Charlie Crawford said criminal cases started moving along once jury trials were restarted in July. On Thursday,Amazon Studios said an untitled new series will stream on its free IMDb TV service. When our daughter, Alex, turned 1, Judy and Jerry came to her birthday party in judicial robes. "It was always inappropriate," she told Insider. And she's said it before that we're friends," Byrd said of Sheindlin. COVID-19 Info; newsletter. She has no plans to retire, no desire to dial it down. Judy Sheindlin turns 71 today. And then hell go, You have no idea what youre about to embark on. But I trust God and I trust the ride, and the process has been wonderful., Petri Hawkins Byrd, bailiff on the reality court television program "Judge Judy," poses for portrait, Friday, Sept. 25, 2020, in Los Angeles. It was something out of her wheelhouse, Byrd said. Heres what to know, From Chris Rock to the SAG Awards. March 16, 2020 The COVID-19 virus has not only radically changed the daily lives of Americans, it is beginning to affect the U.S. justice system. Court cases were delayed, and Franklin's trial, scheduled for a Los Angeles courtroom in March of last year, was taken off the calendar. "She doesn't trust anyone, and the only person she trusts is Randy, and there were so many times he should have been fired but he was not because Judge Judy just kept coming in and saving him," one of these people said. 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