Judge Judy Retiring From Onscreen Work After 30 Years on TV but Stresses: ‘I’m Still Going to Be Creative’

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Judy Sheindlin, the beloved media personality and legal maven better known as Judge Judy, is retiring from onscreen work.

Sheindlin has presided over court cases on TV for 30 years now, first on “Judge Judy” and currently on “Judy Justice,” which will release its series finale on Oct. 22. With her time on the bench complete, she is stepping away to focus on working behind the camera. Chief among the projects on her producing slate is “Adam’s Law,” the court show led by her son, judge Adam Levy.

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