Judy Sheindlin
American television judge
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| 2024 | Judy endorsed Nikki Haley for President and joined her at a rally in New Hampshire. |
| 2022 | Judy Sheindlin won the Daytime Emmy Award for Outstanding Legal/Courtroom Program for the first season of Judy Justice, making her the only television arbitrator to have won the award for more than one court show. |
| November 7 2022 | The second season of 'Judy Justice' premiered. |
| April 28 2022 | It was announced that former bailiff Petri Byrd would appear in 'Tribunal Justice', a courtroom series created by Sheindlin. |
| November 1 2021 | Sheindlin launched the spinoff series Judy Justice on IMDb TV, an arbitration-based reality court show. |
| November 1 2021 | Sheindlin premiered her new courtroom series 'Judy Justice' on Amazon Freevee. |
| July 23 2021 | The series finale of Judge Judy aired after 25 successful seasons. |
| June 8 2021 | The final taped case of Judge Judy aired. |
| 2020 | Judy released an advertisement supporting Michael Bloomberg's presidential campaign. |
| 2019 | Sheindlin received a Lifetime Achievement Emmy for her work in television. |
| October 2019 | Judy penned an op-ed endorsing Michael Bloomberg for President. |
| 2018 | Judy and her husband announced spending $9 million on a property called the Bird House in Newport, Rhode Island. |
| 2018 | Sheindlin appeared as a guest on Norm Macdonald Has a Show on Netflix. |
| 2017 | Judge Judy won its third Daytime Emmy Award. |
| November 26 2017 | Sheindlin and her program appeared on an episode of Curb Your Enthusiasm, presiding over a sketch-comedy court case involving Larry David. |
| September 2017 | Judy Sheindlin funded a space for public debate at the University of Southern California, aiming to facilitate the free exchange of ideas by well-meaning people. |
| September 2017 | The National Enquirer issued a formal apology for publishing false statements about Sheindlin, including claims of infidelity and health issues. |
| September 17 2017 | Sheindlin appeared on the series premiere of Fox News' Objectified, which provided an inside look at her life. |
| July 10 2017 | Sheindlin created a game show titled IWitness, which debuted and ran for six weeks testing contestants' observational skills. |
| 2016 | Judge Judy won its second Daytime Emmy Award. |
| August 31 2016 | CBS announced plans to develop a scripted, semi-autobiographical drama series titled Her Honor based on Sheindlin's life. |
| September 14 2015 | Guinness World Records recognized Sheindlin as the longest-serving judge in courtroom-themed programming history. |
| 2014 | Sheindlin founded her production company, Queen Bee Productions, and produced the arbitration-based courtroom series Hot Bench. |
| September 15 2014 | Hot Bench, a courtroom series featuring a panel of judges including Patricia DiMango, Tanya Acker, and Michael Corriero, debuted. |
| August 8 2014 | It was reported that the lawsuit between Judy and John Haymond settled out of court in a resolution favoring Judy, with Haymond donating money to her charity, Her Honor Mentoring. |
| March 12 2014 | Judy filed a lawsuit against lawyer John Haymond for using her television image without consent in advertisements that falsely suggested her endorsement. |
| 2013 | Judy was made vice-president of the law society at University College Dublin, Ireland, in recognition of her work in family law. |
| September 17 2013 | In an interview with Katie Couric at the 92nd Street Y, Sheindlin elaborated on undisclosed aspects of her life story and career. |
| June 14 2013 | Judge Judy won its first Daytime Emmy Award after 15 nominations. |
| May 2013 | Judy bought a $10.7 million condominium in the Los Angeles suburb of Beverly Hills. |
| April 2013 | Sheindlin received an award from the vice presidency of the UCD Law Society. |
| March 2013 | A lawsuit was filed against Judy by Patrice Jones, the estranged wife of Randy Douthit, alleging conspiracy over the sale of fine china and cutlery. |
| October 2012 | Sheindlin was inducted into Broadcasting & Cable's Hall of Fame. |
| May 2012 | Sheindlin launched a short-lived advice-sharing website named whatwouldjudysay.com. |
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