Judge Judy's Son Adam Levy Lands New Courtroom Show

A new legal personality is emerging as Adam Levy, son of the renowned Judge Judy, is slated to headline his own courtroom television show. Titled 'Adam's Law,' the series is part of CBS Media Ventures' new programming lineup for the 2026-27 season. His mother, Judge Judy (Judith Sheindlin), will serve as an executive producer, bringing her extensive television experience to the project.

Levy, 57, will transition from his role as a judge on Prime Video's 'Tribunal Justice,' a position he has held since 2023. He brings nearly three decades of experience as a lawyer and judge, including two terms as District Attorney for Putnam County, NY. His professional background includes prosecuting a variety of criminal cases and developing programs to enhance justice administration.

CBS Media Ventures expressed enthusiasm for the upcoming slate, highlighting a commitment to high-quality original programming. Alongside 'Adam's Law,' other renewals and additions include long-standing shows like 'Inside Edition,' 'Jeopardy!,' and 'Entertainment Tonight.' The network aims to continue its track record of delivering popular syndicated titles to a broad audience.

Levy's legal career is marked by a pragmatic approach and a dedication to improving the justice system. His prior work as a District Attorney involved prosecuting complex cases, leading law enforcement collaborations, and establishing training programs for prosecutors. This extensive experience is expected to inform his new role as he presides over cases in 'Adam's Law.'