Inside Judge Judy’s grand exit bash after decades of on-screen work

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Inside Judge Judy’s grand exit bash after decades of on-screen work

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Judge Judy parties before quitting on-screen TV work

Judge Judy gave a party a few nights ago. If you were invited, it looked to me like almost 100 bodies. If you weren’t invited, I don’t know anything about any party.

Started 6:30. Those needing Serutan shots left 10:30ish. Younger folks are probably still there. About bedtime-ish Judy herself disappeared. Being No. 1 on TV for 20 years with happy viewers and sometimes unhappy litigants, off came the extravagant floor-length silver gown, on went pajamas.

Putin had less security. One crew handled cars. Assistants with guest lists patrolled the outside. Larry Scott — who does parties when bank accounts exceed Elon’s —did the décor, food and surprises. Judy had imported a singer. A TV, larger than for an observatory, showed her lawyer son Adam Levy’s new CBS-TV show “Adam’s Law,” which began Monday.

Her husband, former New York Judge Jerry Sheindlin, and I sat together on a couch. Then another high-level jurist delivered a........

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