If we are to actually believe that TV court is real, then we also have to accept World Championship Wrestling, Roller Derby, and the most believable of them all: Monty Python's Flying Circus. When we take TV judges seriously, even for a moment, then we just simply abandon any resemblance of a true to life proceeding, and go to fantasyland again. In fact, in Reality TV, a multitude of premises, that the soap opera crowd …showed first 75 words of 950 total…

…showed last 75 words of 950 total…the way these courtroom sessions are conducted, one is given to believe that anyone who wears a choir robe and a white doily around their neck is qualified to be a judge. Isn't this a little bit of an insult to the average felon? How can he, or the average attorney for that matter, expect a realistic or fair trial from someone like this? Either for his client, or for himself? I rest my case