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Don the black robes and climb behind the bench, it's time for another rousing round of "You Be the Judge." Call in and sit judgment on real-life cases with lawyer Phil Epstein and win big prizes from the jury. Show is phone-in based, and viewers can also participate via e-mail.
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Jun 28, 2001
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