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Judge Judy Sheindlin’s longtime bailiff, Petri Hawkins-Byrd, spoke out about not being invited to join her on her new IMDB TV show, "Judy Justice," after working with the celebrity for 25 years. Byrd is perhaps best known to fans as the no-nonsense bailiff who made sure no one got out of line in the courtroom on "Judge Judy." He was with the show until it finished in 2021.

Throughout more than 12,000 episodes over the course of 25 years, Petri Hawkins Byrd stood by Judy Sheindlin’s side as bailiff on “Judge Judy”.

Petri Hawkins Byrd, the longtime bailiff on the Judge Judy show, is speaking out on why he’s not part of the new IMDB show, Judy Justice.

There’s apparently no “Justice” for an old bailiff. Petri Hawkins Byrd, who was the longtime courtroom bailiff for Judge Judy Sheindlin, won’t be part of her new IMDB show, Judy Justice.

Judy Sheindlin returned to the screen in the first trailer for her upcoming show, "Judy Justice." IMDb released the trailer Thursday on YouTube. Sheindlin introduced her team in the clip which included her granddaughter, Sarah Rose, along with stenographer, Whitney Kumar and the new bailiff Kevin Rasco.

Katie Song IMDb TV released the official trailer for courtroom series “Judy Justice.” The new series premieres Nov. 1 and marks the judge’s return to the televised bench.The reality court program, presided over by Judge Judy Sheindlin, adjudicates real-life cases filed from all over the country.

The judge is back in session.

Judge Judy Sheindlin is heading back to our screens!

Judge Judy Sheindlin left her eponymous CBS show just a few months ago, but she’s already getting back to work on Judy Justice, where she will again rule daily on IMDb TV. The show premieres November 1.

Todd Spangler NY Digital EditorJudy Sheindlin, after ending her 25-year run as daytime TV’s favorite judge, is taking her gavel — and other elements of “Judge Judy” — into the streaming wars.Sheindlin’s new IMDb TV original series, officially called “Judy Justice,” is set to premiere Nov. 1 exclusively on the Amazon-owned free streaming service.

Judge Judy is entitled to her salary, a court has ruled.

Judge Judy Sheindlin is adjourning from her hit daytime show after 25 years. But not before getting a few things off her chest.

Judge Judy Sheindlin didn’t take too kindly to CBS putting her other court show on backburner channels in favor of the daytime talk program the "Drew Barrymore Show" and joked that the network will be kicking themselves after making such a move. The esteemed judge – whose real name is Judy Sheindlin – spoke with the Wall Street Journal about her historic 25-year run in which her courtroom series "Judge Judy" was the top first-run show in all of syndicated TV.

Judge Judy Sheindlin is easily one of television’s hardest working women and she shows no signs of slowing down.

The Judge has spoken. Judge Judy Sheindlin is striking down cancel culture and called the now-common societal practice a "frightening place to be" in the sense that people could be afraid of expressing their true and authentic opinions.

Judy Sheindlin, aka Judge Judy, has dropped her lawsuit against Rebel Entertainment Partners.

EXCLUSIVE: Judge Judy has brought down the gavel on her own $22 million countersuit against talent agent Richard Lawrence and Rebel Entertainment Partners, and it’s because of CBS.

Judge Judy Sheindlin is sharing her thoughts on PC culture.

Judge Judy Sheindlin was dealt a setback in her legal battle against a man she believes is falsely profiting off her long-running courtroom series.  In August, the popular TV jurist sued Richard Lawrence and his Rebel Entertainment Partners after he had previously sued CBS’ Big Ticket Entertainment in a dispute over series profits and then again sued the company and Sheindlin personally over library sale profits.  According to The Hollywood Reporter, Rebel Entertainment Partners is the

Judge Judy is taking matters into her own hands. The daytime television juggernaut that is Judy Sheindlin, 78, revealed during an interview with the New York Post that she admonished a fan who was not wearing a mask in public amid the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.

Donald Trump‘s last ditch legal challenge to the 2020 presidential election results is toast. The U.S.

Judge Judy Sheindlin is on her way to Amazon’s IMDb TV streaming service.

weekly show on Instagram with his third wife, Makita Bond, called “Bonding with Byrd.”A graduate of John Jay College of Criminal Justice, Byrd said he was always interested in the entertainment field, but his mother encouraged him to have a steadier job.“It never really came to fruition until I wrote that fateful letter and answered that phone call that day from Judge Judy Sheindlin,” he said.

Dominic Patten Senior Editor, Legal & TV CriticEXCLUSIVE: Judge Judy is still on the air, but today the long-running successful syndicated series launched a new spinoff – in court.Just over two weeks after Rebel Entertainment Partners filed a $5 million breach of contract complaint against former Manhattan family court judge Judy Sheindlin and a collection of CBS entities, the small screen judicial heavyweight has instigated a big bucks counteroffensive.That salvo is a more than $22 million

Dominic Patten Senior Editor, Legal & TV CriticJudge Judy is heading back to court, but not in the way the fans of the soon to end syndicated series probably assume and it looks to partially be Les Moonves’ faultLess than six months after former Manhattan family court judge Judy Sheindlin and Rebel Entertainment Partners settled their long running legal battle over big bucks in missed contractually obliged payments from the two decade and more running show, the latter is now suing the former and

By Erik Pedersen

Roommates, we grew up watching one of the most legendary judges out, and after 25 years, we won’t be getting any new cases to stand before the one and only Judge Judy!

After a quarter century spent delighting viewers on the small screen, the Judy of Judge Judy has announced that her syndicated courtroom reality show will be coming to an end. During an appearance on , host Judy Sheindlin revealed that production will close after the upcoming 2020-2021 season of Judge Judy, calling it "our best year."

Popular U.S. courtroom TV show Judge Judy is set to end after 25 seasons.