Court Cam

What goes on behind the scenes when court is in session. Some videos are violent and emotionally upsetting. I found the show rewarding and gives a balanced view of our justice system. It's flawed but real. Not for the faint of heart.

Absolutely amazing show filled with things the public doesn't typically get to see!

Ignore all the low ratings from Ken's and Karens complaining about petty things such as commercial breaks and footage replays lol they will literally complain about anything so I wouldn't take them or their reviews to seriously.

As indicated in the title, I thoroughly enjoy Court Cam. It's compelling, informational and very entertaining. Dan Abrams does a fantastic job as the narrator. Something I find interesting (This is merely an observation, it's not bad or good), I noticed that a lot of the incidents covered are out of Michigan. I agree with the consensus that there are A LOT of commercials. However, having Xfinity as my cable service provider offers a workaround. Because I work during the times Court Cam airs, I can pre-record the episodes to watch at a later time. This allows me to fast forward through the commercials, let them play should I need to step outside. A & E produces some quality shows. I'm keep up the good work.

I love the show. I hate the fact that it is difficult to enjoy the show when the background music is so loud it drowns out the narrator. I've complained about this before. Don't understand why A&E can't get this right. To often I must hit playback to hear the content. My next step will be to remove A&E from my DVR list. I've seen other complaints in the reviews about this. Very annoying. More than once, I have switched channels mid show because of this. Court cam is one of my favorite shows. I hate to lose it but if I can't hear half the narration I will no longer be a viewer. Don't know why the producers can't remedy this problem. I've spoken with several family members and they all agree with my assessment.

Takes you inside the courtroom during the intense moments of some trials. Presented by Dan Abrams who uses experience to deliver an unbiased and entertaining TV series.