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- The Peoples Court has filmed more than 3000 episodes.
Question 1:
The Peoples Court has filmed more than 3000 episodes.
A. False
B. True
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- Judge Joseph Wapner from the The Peoples Court graduated from which law school?
- Judge Marilyn Milian was appointed as an Assistant State Attorney before she appeared in show The Peoples Court.
- At one time, the show The Peoples Court was presided over by the husband of the famous Judge Judy.
- The Peoples Court has filmed more than 3000 episodes.
- Which country has started its own version of the American judge show The Peoples Court?
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