Judge Judith Sheindlin is ending her on-camera career after 30 years. Sheindlin has been practicing law since the 1980s and her first show aired in 1996. Her retirement is set to begin in October.
Sheindlin will remain involved in the industry, working behind the camera. She will produce a show for her son and develop an animated series.
Further details about her retirement and upcoming projects are available from an exclusive interview with People.
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