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Judge Karen's Court

Judge Karen's Court

Description: Judge Karen Mills-Francis returns to syndication with this new version of her show, in which she adjudicates real-life, small-claims disputes. The former Florida county judge allows litigants to cross-examine witnesses in some cases, and ends each episode with a segment called Ask Judge Karen, in which she responds to videotaped queries from viewers.
Genre: Drama, Reality-TV
Year Released: 2010
Number of seasons: 2
Number of episodes: 100
First episode air date: June 1, 2010
Cast: Karen Mills-Francis
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