Judge Adam Levy steps into the judicial spotlight with his new courtroom show, “Adam’s Law,” premiering this month, a move he feels prepared for by learning from the best – his mother, the iconic Judge Judy Sheindlin. Drawing from his own experience as a former Putnam County district attorney and his prior roles on shows like “Tribunal Justice,” Levy is ready to adjudicate cases with a focus on the “nitty-gritty,” diving deep into details and corroborating information to ensure the right person wins or loses. “The law is about facts. The law doesn’t have much to do with feelings. My facts don’t care about your feelings,” Levy states, emphasizing his commitment to objective justice even when litigants become emotional. His courtroom style, he admits, is “similar” to his mother’s: “We both can’t stand nonsense.” Levy shares that he knew he was ready for his own show when Judge Judy told him so, a testament to the work ethic she instilled in him, which he now strives to pass on to his own children. The show, created by Judge Judy Sheindlin herself and produced by her Queen Bee Productions, promises a rigorous search for the truth, mirroring the no-nonsense approach that made his mother a household name.
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