Court TV

Trademark.

1. a cable television channel featuring live coverage of courtroom trials.

Example Sentences

Days after Warner Bros. canceled ‘Judge Mathis,’ the court TV favorite announced a new fall 2023 series, ‘Mathis Court With Judge Mathis.’

From Los Angeles Times

Along the way, we’ll meet Bowen Yang as an elf suing Santa Claus for wages, presented as a “Court TV” broadcast; Aidy Bryant pitching dresses for toilets; a nightclub for gay hamsters, “where they could walk in, dance, misbehave and forget about the tedious endless loop of their exercise wheel,” and also a hamster CVS; mermaids staffing a call center; a little blue Smurf-like figurine that becomes Julio’s inept social media director; an abusive executive goldfish; and Paul Dano in a sexualized parody of “ALF.”

From Los Angeles Times

“Film producers are responsible to ensure the cast and crew members hired are experienced enough to handle their jobs,” Hutchins’ agent, Craig Mizrahi, said during Monday’s hearing, which was televised by Court TV.

From Los Angeles Times

The choice to televise all nine months of Simpson’s trial drew a level of scrutiny never seen before and made celebrities of nearly every character in the case on Court TV.

From Seattle Times

Court TV grew from a niche network into a wall-to-wall crime case, as it began providing content to other outlets.

From Salon