Judge Porter

There is one thing that I hafta say. It is that "Judge Porter" rocks. The reason why I say this is because I like the show due to the fact that it looks cool, was very entertaining & I love how in a lot of those cases, the eponymous arbitrator Judge James Porter whom is portrayed by African-American actor Verne Alexandre makes really fair rulings. I like how he's able to look at both sides & how he makes fair rulings based on the testimonies he listens to. I know this show might be fictitious & the judge alongside the litigants & bailiff might ALL be a bunch of actors but the show is still appealing nevertheless. & The acting performances in this show are really beautiful.

I rate this a 9 because This judge must have a tough time with some of these crazy people. I'm not sure if these are serious cases or entertainment. I dont watch judge shows but most of these cases are wild and showing how humanity is becoming. Judge Porter plays his fair share on both cases and I give him so much credit for what cases and people who he has to deal with. Follow the life of Judge Porter, a brilliant yet compassionate jurist, as they navigate high-stakes cases, personal challenges, and ethical dilemmas in a fast-paced courtroom drama that reveals the human side of justice.

Jon Moran.

The first couple of times I watched it, I thought it was entertaining. Then I noticed a few things: the same actors appear over & over. (Sometimes they're even sitting in the courtroom as spectators.) The "cases" are utterly predictable. (White woman sues person of color - she's going to be a "Karen" & will lose. White man sues a white woman - he's going to be a bully & will lose. Black people never sue each other.) The premise is bogus: Porter claims to be a serving police officer. This would be illegal in Florida. He puts people in jail. Since he's not a real judge, he has no authority to do that. The stories are scripted, not even loosely based on actual cases. I've blocked the feed.