Hot Bench Show
Hot Bench is an American Court show that began in 2014, the program is created by Judy Sheindlin and Randy Douthit. The idea behind the Hot Bench is that three judges hear each case, discuss it among themselves, and then reach a decision.
Hot Bench Wiki
- Program creators: Judy Sheindlin, Randy Douthit
- Executive producers: Randy Douthit, Maureen Fitzpatrick
- Production locations: Sunset Bronson Studios; Hollywood, California
- Opening theme: Michael Egizi
Hot Bench CBS
With executive producers, Randy Douthit, Maureen FitzPatrick, and David Theodosopoulos, as well as supervising producer James Glover for CBS Media Ventures, Judge Judy Sheindlin of Judge Judy devised the show and its concept.
Hot Bench Judges
Tanya Acker, a seasoned civil litigator, Justice Patricia DiMango, a member of the New York State Supreme Court, and Judge Michael Corriero, a seasoned prosecutor, are among the jurists.
Who Are The New Judges For Season 9?
The ninth season of the nationally televised courtroom drama Hot Bench will feature judges Yodit Tewolde and Rachel Juarez. They are joined on the show by Judge Michael Corriero, a veteran of six seasons of Hot Bench.
Are Hot Bench Judges Real Judges?
Three-judge panel court show Hot Bench has a sizable following. Michael Corriero, Tanya Acker, and Patricia DiMango serve as the Hot Bench judges.
The three judges preside over small cases and deliberate the case in the chamber room before to rendering a decision (under the form, only a majority – two of the three-panel members – need to agree on the verdict).
Tanya Acker was a real lawyer before being chosen to join the team, and Judge Patricia DiMango is a real professional judge who served on the Brooklyn, New York Supreme Court before accepting the TV job. Judge Michael Corriero is also a real judge who was previously employed by the New York State court system at the time of his recruitment.
As with most televised court programs, the cases are a type of binding agreement in which the contestants forego their actual lawsuit in lieu of participation in the show. The three-panel court operates as an arbitral tribunal.
For the first two broadcast seasons, Patricia DiMango and Tanya Acker were joined by attorney Larry Bakman on the panel. Larry said in October 2016 that he was quitting Hot Bench to concentrate on his legal practice.
His final episodes were shown on October 28, 2016, and Judge Judy Sheindlin and her husband, former The People’s Court judge Jerry Sheindlin, were invited to serve as guest judges for October 31, 2016, broadcasts of Corriero, which was set to launch on November 1, 2016.
Hot Bench Judges Salary 2023
| Hot Bench Judge | Year 2023 |
| Tanya Acker Salary | $210,000 |
| Michael Corriero Salary | $200,307 |
| Patricia DiMango Salary | $250,000 |
Hot Bench Judges Net Worth 2023
| Hot Bench Judge | Year 2023 |
| Tanya Acker Net Worth | $2.7 million |
| Michael Corriero Net Worth | $2.8 million |
| Patricia DiMango Net Worth | $4 million |
What happened to Hot Bench
The midday program Hot Bench quickly gained popularity among viewers after its debut on September 15, 2014. It features three well-known experts: Judge Tanya Acker, Judge Patricia DiMango, and Judge Michael Corriero, unlike rival programs like Judge Judy or Judge Mathis.
Did Hot Bench get canceled?
Fortunately for viewers, the syndicated program was not canceled before the start of Season 7. Some viewers were only able to see reruns over the summer of 2020, which only stoked already-existing worries about a possible cancellation.
Hot Bench Judges Ages
| Hot Bench Judge | Year 2023 |
| Judge Tanya Acker Age | 53 years |
| Michael Corriero Age | 80 years |
| Patricia DiMango Age | 70 years |