Sarah Palin to get courtroom TV show

[left-of-center2012]

Sarah Palin to get her own Judge Judy-style courtroom TV show
Palin has reportedly made a deal with Montana-based production company Warm Springs to star in her own reality court show.
... the production team “includes the TV executive who found Judge Judy and Judge Joe Brown.”

Palin does not actually have a law degree, of course.
In this genre, though, almost all of the hosts such as Joseph Wapner, Judy Sheindlin, or Joe Brown have indeed been retired judges.

(Maybe Bristol Palin can be her bailiff?)
http://www.rawstory.com/2016/03/sarah-palin-to-get-her-own-judge-judy-style-courtroom-tv-show-report/

[Marie Marie]

1. Well she does have the wisdom of Solomon.

[CincyDem]

2. Betting on a Trump win in Nov, Sarah sees this as her fast track to the Supreme Court.

[Pauldg47]

3. It won't work for her...she talks like an airhead.

[TreasonousBastard]

4. I can't imagine how dreadful that would be.

[Initech]

5. When is Sarah Palin qualified to be judge of anything?

I wouldn't trust her to judge a hog tying contest at the county fair.

[alcibiades_mystery]

6. Both Judith Sheindlin and Joe Brown went to law school, served as prosecutors, and served as judges

in an actual, you know, court of law.

Indeed, both went to law school when it was relatively uncommon for a woman or African American to do so.

Sarah Palin is a know-nothing shithead who shopped around until some college would grant her a diploma.

I mean, honestly.

[pinboy3niner]

7. No problem. Judge Palin will have expert help...

[Frank Cannon]

14. What's with the 'ska' pin in that picture?

Is Sarah a fan of No Doubt?

[no_hypocrisy]

8. There are laws that prevent non-certified individuals from holding themselves out to the public

as attorneys and doctors (e.g., practicing law without a license) no matter how "qualified" they are in another area, e.g., accounting.

How could SP be allowed to "preside" as a judge even in the spectrum of entertainment?

[left-of-center2012]

16. "How could SP be allowed to "preside" as a judge"

These TV judge shows aren't really court rooms but are 'arbitration'.
You and I could agree to let 'John Doe" hear our case and abide by his decision.

[JHB]

9. "Sarah Never Makes a Bad Call"

Here's the show's formula:

Plaintiff tells their side. Defendant tells theirs. Judge Sarah quits, guest celebrity has-been comes on to give the verdict.

Next episode: same thing, just different plaintiff, defendant, and celebrity has-been.

Sarah never makes a bad call.

[ProfessorGAC]

10. How About Another Twist?

Judge Sarah quits, then one of the "contestants" spins a wheel that has "plaintiff" or "defendant" on it and that settles the case.

It would add a Wheel of Fortune twist to the show.

It wouldn't make it any less serious than having Palin on the show in the first place.

[JHB]

11. Depends on which channel they sell it to...

If it's on The Learning Channel, it might be "Sarah Palin presents: Thunderdome!"

[Frank Cannon]

15. Great idea. Let's get Ted McGinley and Jo Anne Worley involved.

It would be madcap.

[imanamerican63]

12. Her family can appear in front her!

Want to talk about court bias!

[backscatter712]

13. Wow, that sounds like the reality show from hell.

Evokes the nightmare of hearing her shrill, dentist's-drill voice from behind the bench of a courtroom. Just her voice is enough to make me want to stick a power drill into my ears.

So glad she's not a real judge.

[B Calm]

17. What the hell would make her qualified to judge anyone?