Court TV
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Type | Digital over-the-air television network |
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Country | United States |
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Founded | December 14, 1990 May 8, 2019 (re-founded) by Steven Brill | ( now TruTV)
Headquarters | Atlanta, Georgia |
Owner | Katz Broadcasting, LLC (E. W. Scripps Company) |
Parent | Court TV Media LLC |
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Affiliates | List of Court TV affiliates |
Official website | www |
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Court TV is a digital broadcast network and former American cable television channel. It was originally launched in 1991 with a focus on crime-themed programs such as true crime documentary series, legal dramas, and coverage of prominent criminal cases. In 2008, the original cable channel became TruTV. The channel relaunched on May 8, 2019 as a digital broadcast television network owned by Katz Broadcasting, a subsidiary of the E. W. Scripps Company. Court TV is also available via streaming services such as YouTube TV and Pluto TV.
History
Cable channel
Cable television channel Courtroom Television Network, known as Court TV, was launched on July 1, 1991, at 6:00 am Eastern Time by founder Steven Brill and was available to three million subscribers.[2] Its original anchors were Vinnie Politan, Fred Graham, Cynthia McFadden, and Terry Moran. The network was born out of two competing projects to launch cable channels with live courtroom proceedings, the American Trial Network from Time Warner and American Lawyer Media, and In Court from Cablevision and NBC. Both projects were present at the National Cable Television Association, in June 1990.[3] Rather than trying to establish two competing networks, the projects were combined on December 14, 1990. Liberty Media would join the venture in 1991. The network's first logo consisted of a rectangle with the word "COURT", and the letters "TV" below, with a line underneath. The network's second logo ran from 1999 to 2005. The network's third and final logo ran from 2005 to 2007.
The channel originally consisted of live courtroom trials that were interspersed with anchors and reporters. It was led by law writer Steven Brill, who later left the network in 1997. The network came into its own during the Menendez brothers' first trial in 1994, and the O.J. Simpson murder trial in 1995. In 1998, NBC sold its share of the network to Time Warner. That same year, Court TV began running several original and acquired programs in prime time, such as Homicide: Life on the Street, Cops, and Forensic Files.
Recognizing the growth of its prime time programming, Court TV announced in 2005 that it would split its programming into two brands. Daytime trial coverage was branded as Court TV News while other dayparts were branded under the tagline Seriously Entertaining; this programming would feature new reality television series focusing on crime-oriented topics. In January 2006, the network launched a male-targeted programming block known as "RED", an abbreviation of "Real. Exciting. Dramatic."[4][5]
Time Warner bought full control of Court TV in 2006 and began running it as part of the company's Turner Broadcasting System division. The buyout of Court TV marked Time Warner's first television network acquisition, rather than a sale, since the acquisition of Turner in 1996.[citation needed] On July 11, 2007, it was announced that Court TV would be relaunched as truTV on January 1, 2008. The new brand was intended to accompany a larger shift towards action-oriented reality series which did not necessarily involve crime or law enforcement. The change was made on January 1, 2008.
Reruns of Court TV series have since aired on HLN (primarily Forensic Files) and have also been syndicated to the over-the-air digital network Justice Network. With changes to HLN's programming strategy and the growing popularity of the genre, the network began to produce and premiere more original true crime programs in 2017.[6][7][8][9]
Broadcast television network
On December 10, 2018, Katz Broadcasting (owned by the E. W. Scripps Company) announced that it would relaunch Court TV as an over-the-air network following the acquisition of the intellectual property rights to the Court TV name and the pre-2008 Court TV original programming library from Turner Broadcasting System and Warner Bros. Entertainment.[10] Scripps announced affiliation deals with Tribune Media and Univision Communications at that date, in addition to existing Scripps-owned stations.[10] Further deals with Meredith Corporation, Nexstar Media Group (which was in the process of acquiring Tribune; the deal closed in September 2019), Tegna, and Quincy Media were announced on May 2, 2019.[11] The channel is also available nationally on Pluto TV.
The relaunched Court TV features live court coverage with original Court TV anchor Vinnie Politan as lead anchor and Court TV and CNN producers John Alleva and Scott Tufts as vice presidents and managing editors. The network began broadcasting on May 8, 2019. The first live courtroom coverage was the Covington, Georgia, trial of parents who, after reporting their newborn baby missing in 2017, were later charged with murder. In subsequent months, the channel launched its coverage of the Harvey Weinstein sexual assault trial[12] and the disappearance of Tylee Ryan and J. J. Vallow.[citation needed]
In May 2020, the network was picked up for carriage on YouTube TV.[13]
Affiliates
City of license/market | Station[14] | Virtual channel |
Primary affiliation (on main channel) |
Owner | Notes | ||||
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Alabama | |||||||||
Birmingham | WIAT | 42.4 | CBS | Nexstar Media Group | |||||
Dothan | WDFX-TV | 34.4 | Fox | Lockwood Broadcast Group | |||||
Huntsville | W34EY-D | 38.1 | Court TV | HC2 Broadcasting | |||||
Mobile | WKRG-TV | 5.4 | CBS | Nexstar Media Group | |||||
Montgomery | WIYC | 48.3 | Cozi TV | Woods Communications | |||||
Arizona | |||||||||
Phoenix | KNXV-TV | 15.4 | ABC | E. W. Scripps Company | |||||
Sierra Vista (Tucson) | KWBA-TV | 58.4 | The CW | ||||||
Arkansas | |||||||||
Fayetteville | KFFS-CD | 36.1 | Court TV | KTV Media, LLC | |||||
Fort Smith | KFLU-LD | 20.2 | The Country Network | HC2 Broadcasting | |||||
Little Rock | KTHV | 11.2 | CBS | Tegna | |||||
California | |||||||||
Bakersfield | KERO-TV | 23.2 | ABC | E. W. Scripps Company | |||||
KABE-CD | 39.2 | Univision | Univision Communications | ||||||
KUVI-DT | 45.5 | Justice Network | |||||||
El Centro (Yuma, AZ) | KVYE | 7.5 | Univision | Entravision Communications | |||||
Los Angeles | KHIZ-LD | 39.1 | Court TV | HC2 Holdings | |||||
KTLA | 5.3 | The CW | Nexstar Media Group | Launched October 28, 2019[15] | |||||
Monterey-Salinas | KMMD-CD | 39.1 | Court TV | CNZ Communications | |||||
Palm Springs | KPSE-LD | 50.4 | MyNetworkTV | Entravision Communications | |||||
Sacramento | KTXL | 40.3 | Fox | Nexstar Media Group | Launched October 28, 2019[15] | ||||
San Diego | KSWB-TV | 69.3 | |||||||
San Francisco | KRON-TV | 4.4 | MyNetworkTV | ||||||
Santa Barbara | KSBY | 6.4 | NBC | E. W. Scripps Company | |||||
Colorado | |||||||||
Denver | KWGN-TV | 2.2 | The CW | Nexstar Media Group | Launched October 28, 2019[15] | ||||
Pueblo (Colorado Springs) | KOAA-TV | 5.4 | NBC | E. W. Scripps Company | |||||
Connecticut | |||||||||
Hartford | WCCT-TV | 20.2 | The CW | Tegna | Launched October 28, 2019[15] | ||||
District of Columbia | |||||||||
Washington, D.C. | WZRB-LD | 31.1 | Court TV | DC Broadcasting, Inc. | |||||
Florida | |||||||||
Cape Coral-Fort Myers | WFTX-TV | 36.5 | Fox | E. W. Scripps Company | |||||
WGPS-LP | 22.6 | Cozi TV | HC2 Broadcasting | ||||||
Jacksonville | WTLV | 12.4 | NBC | Tegna | |||||
Miami | WSFL-TV | 39.4 | The CW | Nexstar Media Group | Launched October 28, 2019[15] | ||||
Orlando | WOTF-TV | 26.5 | UniMás | Entravision Communications | |||||
WRDQ | 27.2 | Independent | Cox Media Group | ||||||
Panama City | WPGX | 28.4 | Fox | Lockwood Broadcast Group | |||||
Sarasota (Tampa) | WSNN-LD | 39.2 | Independent | Citadel Communications | |||||
Stuart (West Palm Beach) | WHDT | 9.1 | Court TV | E. W. Scripps Company | |||||
Tallahassee | WTXL-TV | 27.5 | ABC | ||||||
Tampa | WFLA-TV | 8.2 | NBC | Nexstar Media Group | |||||
WFTS-TV | 28.4 | ABC | E. W. Scripps Company | ||||||
Georgia | |||||||||
Atlanta | WPCH-TV | 17.2 | Independent | Meredith Corporation | |||||
Augusta | WFXG | 54.4 | Fox | Lockwood Broadcasting Group | |||||
Savannah | WGCB-LD | 35.1 | Court TV | Lowcountry 34 Media, LLC | |||||
WSAV-TV | 3.3 | NBC | Nexstar Media Group | ||||||
Summerville/Trion (Chattanooga, TN) | WKSY-LD | 21.7 | Independent | Altennga Broadcasting | |||||
Hawaii | |||||||||
Honolulu | KHON-TV | 2.4 | Fox | Nexstar Media Group | |||||
Idaho | |||||||||
Nampa (Boise) | KIVI-TV | 6.5 | ABC | E. W. Scripps Company | |||||
Twin Falls | KSAW-LD | 51.5 | |||||||
Illinois | |||||||||
Champaign-Springfield | WQCA-LD | 16.1 | Court TV | HC2 Broadcasting | |||||
Chicago | WGN-TV | 9.3 | Independent | Nexstar Media Group | Launched October 28, 2019[15] | ||||
Harrisburg (Paducah, KY) | WSIL-TV | 3.4 | ABC | Quincy Media | |||||
Rockford | WREX | 13.4 | NBC | ||||||
Indiana | |||||||||
Fort Wayne | WISE-TV | 33.4 | The CW | Quincy Media | |||||
Indianapolis | WXIN | 59.3 | Fox | Nexstar Media Group | Launched October 28, 2019[15] | ||||
Elkhart (South Bend) | WSJV | 28.4 | Heroes & Icons | Quincy Media | |||||
Iowa | |||||||||
Cedar Rapids-Waterloo | KWWL | 7.4 | NBC | Quincy Media | |||||
Des Moines | WHO-DT | 13.4 | Nexstar Media Group | Launched October 28, 2019[15] | |||||
Sioux City | KTIV | 4.4 | Quincy Media | ||||||
Kansas | |||||||||
Derby (Wichita) | KDCU-DT | 31.5 | Univision | Entravision Communications | |||||
Pittsburg (Joplin, MO) | KPJO-LD | 49.1 | MyNetworkTV (secondary affiliation) | HC2 Broadcasting | |||||
Kentucky | |||||||||
Bowling Green | WCZU-LD | 39.1 | Court TV | HC2 Broadcasting | |||||
Lexington | WLEX-TV | 18.4 | NBC | E. W. Scripps Company | |||||
Louisville | WHAS-TV | 11.4 | ABC | Tegna | |||||
Louisiana | |||||||||
Lafayette | KATC | 3.4 | ABC | E. W. Scripps Company | |||||
New Orleans | WNOL-TV | 38.2 | The CW | Nexstar Media Group | Launched October 28, 2019[15] | ||||
West Monroe (Monroe) | KMCT-TV | 39.3 | Religious independent | First Assembly of God of West Monroe | |||||
Massachusetts | |||||||||
Boston | WUTF-TV | 27.5 | UniMas | Entravision Communications | |||||
New Bedford (Providence, RI) | WLNE-TV | 6.4 | ABC | Standard Media | |||||
Springfield | WGGB-TV | 40.3 | ABC | Meredith Corporation | |||||
Michigan | |||||||||
Detroit | WXYZ-TV | 7.4 | ABC | E. W. Scripps Company | |||||
West Branch | WUWB-LD | 20.1 | Court TV | M33 Media | |||||
Grand Rapids | WXMI | 17.3 | Fox | E. W. Scripps Company | October 28, 2019[15] | ||||
Lansing | WSYM-TV | 47.5 | |||||||
Saginaw | WNEM-TV | 5.5 | CBS | Meredith | Launched February 27, 2020 | ||||
Minnesota | |||||||||
Duluth | KDLH | 3.4 | The CW | Quincy Media | |||||
Minneapolis-St. Paul | KARE | 11.2 | NBC | Tegna Inc. | |||||
Rochester | KTTC | 10.4 | Quincy Media | ||||||
KWJM-LD | 15.1 | Court TV | HC2 Broadcasting | ||||||
Mississippi | |||||||||
Jackson | WJTV | 12.4 | CBS | Nexstar Media Group | |||||
Pascagoula (Biloxi) | WXVO-LD | 7.5 | Antenna TV | NCN Cable Advertising | |||||
Missouri | |||||||||
Kansas City | WDAF-TV | 4.3 | Fox | Nexstar Media Group | Launched October 28, 2019[15] | ||||
Poplar Bluff (Paducah, KY) | KPOB-TV | 15.4 | ABC | Quincy Media | |||||
Springfield | KRFT-LD | 8.1 | Court TV | Craft Broadcasting | |||||
St. Louis | KPLR-TV | 11.2 | The CW | Nexstar Media Group | Previously channel 11.4 | ||||
Montana | |||||||||
Billings | KHMT | 4.2 | Fox | Nexstar Media Group | |||||
Nebraska | |||||||||
Omaha | KAJS-LD | 33.1 | Court TV | HC2 Broadcasting | |||||
Nevada | |||||||||
Las Vegas | KTNV-TV | 13.4 | ABC | E. W. Scripps Company | |||||
Reno | KREN-TV | 27.5 | Univison | Entravision Communications | |||||
New Jersey | |||||||||
Middletown Township (New York, NY) | WJLP | 33.5 | MeTV | PMCM TV | |||||
New Mexico | |||||||||
Albuquerque | KLUZ-TV | 14.4 | Univison | Entravision Communications | |||||
New York | |||||||||
Binghamton | WBNG-TV | 12.4 | CBS | Quincy Media | |||||
Buffalo | WIVB-TV | 4.2 | Nexstar Media Group | ||||||
Gloversville (Albany) | WFNY-CD | 48.5 | Antenna TV | Michael A. Sleezer | |||||
New York City | WPIX3 | 11.3 | The CW | E. W. Scripps Company | Launched October 28, 2019[15] | ||||
North Carolina | |||||||||
Charlotte | WCNC-TV | 36.3 | NBC | Tegna | |||||
Greensboro-High Point | WGHP | 8.3 | Fox | Nexstar Media Group | Previously channel 8.4 | ||||
Raleigh | WNCN | 17.2 | CBS | ||||||
Wilmington | WSFX | 26.2 | Fox | American Spirit Media | |||||
Ohio | |||||||||
Cincinnati | WCPO-TV | 9.2 | ABC | E. W. Scripps Company | |||||
Cleveland | WEWS-TV | 5.4 | |||||||
Columbus | WCMH-TV | 4.2 | NBC | Nexstar Media Group | |||||
WCSN-LD | 32.2 | Movies! | Columbus TV, LLC | ||||||
Toledo | WUPW | 36.4 | Fox | Tegna | |||||
Oklahoma | |||||||||
Oklahoma City | KAUT-TV | 43.4 | Independent | Nexstar Media Group | |||||
Tulsa | KJRH-TV | 2.4 | NBC | E. W. Scripps Company | |||||
Oregon | |||||||||
Portland | KRCW-TV | 32.3 | The CW | Nexstar Media Group | Launched October 28, 2019[15] | ||||
KRCW-LP | |||||||||
Pennsylvania | |||||||||
Altoona (Johnstown) | WKBS-TV | 47.2 | Cornerstone Television | Cornerstone Television | |||||
Greensburg (Pittsburgh) | WPCB-TV | 40.2 | |||||||
Middleburg (Harrisburg) | WHLZ-LD | 19.2 | |||||||
Philadelphia | WPHL-TV | 17.3 | MyNetworkTV | Nexstar Media Group | Launched October 28, 2019[15] | ||||
Red Lion (Harrisburg) | WLZH-LD | 18.2 | Dark | Sonshine Family Television | |||||
Puerto Rico | |||||||||
Villalba | W16CW-D | 16.1 | Court TV | TV Red Puerto Rico | |||||
South Carolina | |||||||||
Beaufort (Savannah, GA) | WSCG-LD | 14.1 | Court TV | Lowcountry 34 Media, LLC | |||||
Charleston | WHDC-LD | 12.1 | |||||||
Greenville | WGGS-TV | 16.7 | Religious independent | Carolina Christian Broadcasting | |||||
Sumter (Columbia) | WKTC | 63.6 | MyNetworkTV | WBHQ Columbia | |||||
Tennessee | |||||||||
Chattanooga | WYHB-CD | 39.1 | Court TV | HC2 Broadcasting | |||||
Jackson | WYJJ-LD | 27.1 | |||||||
Knoxville | WKNX-TV | 7.3 | Independent | Lockwood Broadcasting Group | |||||
Nashville | WSMV-TV | 4.4 | NBC | Meredith Corporation | |||||
Texas | |||||||||
Amarillo | KAOU-LD | 15.3 | The Country Network | HC2 Broadcasting | |||||
Dallas-Fort Worth | KDAF | 33.3 | The CW | Nexstar Media Group | Launched October 28, 2019[15] | ||||
El Paso | KINT-TV | 26.5 | Univision | Entravision Communications | |||||
Harlingen | KNVO | 48.5 | |||||||
Houston | KEHO-LD | 32.1 | Court TV | HC2 Broadcasting | |||||
KIAH | 39.5 | The CW | Nexstar Media Group | ||||||
Laredo | KLDO-TV | 27.5 | Univision | Entravision Communications | |||||
Lubbock | KLBK-TV | 13.2 | CBS | Nexstar Media Group | |||||
Odessa | KUPB | 18.5 | Univision | Entravision Communications | |||||
San Antonio | KWEX-DT | 41.5 | Univision Communications | ||||||
Tyler | KPKN-LD | 33.3 | Buzzr | HC2 Broadcasting | |||||
Waco | KXXV | 25.4 | ABC | E. W. Scripps Company | |||||
Utah | |||||||||
Ogden (Salt Lake City) | KUCW | 30.4 | The CW | Nexstar Media Group | |||||
Salt Lake City | KSTU | 13.3 | Fox | E. W. Scripps Company | Launched February 1, 2021. Replaced Stadium. | ||||
Virginia | |||||||||
Norfolk | WTKR | 3.2 | CBS | E. W. Scripps Company | Launched October 28, 2019[15] | ||||
Washington | |||||||||
Seattle-Tacoma | KCPQ | 13.2 | Fox | Fox Television Stations | Launched October 28, 2019[15] | ||||
Spokane | KREM | 2.3 | CBS | Tegna | |||||
West Virginia | |||||||||
Bluefield/Beckley/Oak Hill | WVVA | 6.4 | NBC | Quincy Media | |||||
Huntington/Charleston | WQCW | 30.5 | The CW | Gray Television | |||||
WOCW-LD | 21.1 | Court TV | HC2 Broadcasting | ||||||
Wisconsin | |||||||||
Crandon | WMOW | 4.4 | ABC | Quincy Media | |||||
Eagle River | WYOW | 34.4 | |||||||
Eau Claire-La Crosse | WQOW | 18.4 | |||||||
WXOW | 19.4 | ||||||||
Green Bay | WGBA-TV | 26.4 | NBC | E. W. Scripps Company | |||||
Madison | WKOW | 27.4 | ABC | Quincy Media | |||||
Milwaukee | WMKE-CD | 21.1 | Court TV | CNZ Communications | |||||
WTMJ-TV | 4.5 | NBC | E. W. Scripps Company | ||||||
Wausau | WAOW | 9.4 | ABC | Quincy Media |
Programming
Court TV currently shows gavel to gavel live trial coverage during the day. Yodit Tewolde anchors trial coverage from 9 AM to Noon, Julie Grant anchors from Noon to 3 PM, and Seema Iyer anchors from 3 to 6 PM,[12] all times EDT.
Vinnie Politan anchors Closing Arguments with Vinnie Politan weeknights from 6 to 9 PM ET.[12]
Court TV's original programming traditionally consisted of reality legal programming and legal dramas, such as legal-based news shows, legal-based talk shows, live homicide trial coverage, court shows, police force shows, and other criminal justice programming. The channel also carried a week-daily news block, In Session (the successor to Court TV News), which provided live coverage of trials, legal news and details of highly publicized crimes Monday through Fridays from 9 to 11 a.m. ET (except during national holidays, with reruns of the channel's reality programming airing in place of the block on such days). Its coverage included analysis from anchors and guests to help viewers understand legal proceedings. In Session also ran a blog, Sidebar, where the In Session team posted updated legal news and analysis.
On August 11, 2020, it was announced that a new original true-crime series titled Judgment with Ashleigh Banfield will premiere on September 13, 2020.[16]
Other media
British and Irish TV channel
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Country | USA |
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Broadcast area | United Kingdom, Ireland |
Network | Sony Pictures Television |
Headquarters | Atlanta, Georgia, United States |
Programming | |
Language(s) | English |
Picture format | 16:9 SDTV |
Ownership | |
Owner | Katz Broadcasting, LLC (E. W. Scripps Company) |
History | |
Launched | 8 September 2020 | .
Replaced | Sony Crime Channel |
Links | |
Website | CourtTV.com |
Availability | |
Streaming media | |
Court TV | Watch online |
On 10 August 2020, Court TV began testing on Astra 28.2°E on frequency 11568 V DVB-S QPSK 22 5/6, with the label "54140".[17]
On 1 September 2020, Court TV was added to the EPG on Sky on channel 179 ahead of its official launch on 8 September 2020 as a replacement of Sony Crime Channel, according to on-screen information.
On 15 February 2021, Court TV will be broadcast on Freeview. It will be found on channel 89[18] and will join the Law & Crime Trial Network as part of the service's offerings (though this other network is currently found as part of the streaming options on channel 271, as it is broadcast via Channelbox)[19]
Court TV Mystery
On September 30, 2019, the Escape network was rebranded as Court TV Mystery, serving as an extension to the Court TV brand.[20]
Satellite radio channel
Court TV relaunched its satellite radio channel on May 15, 2020 on SiriusXM.[21]
Former spin-offs
Canadian version
![](http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/0/03/Court_TV_Canada_Logo.svg/220px-Court_TV_Canada_Logo.svg.png)
Court TV Canada, a Canadian version of the channel under its previous format, owned by CHUM Limited (and later acquired by CTVglobemedia which then sold its assets to Bell Canada under the Bell Media subsidiary), launched on September 7, 2001. Unlike its U.S. counterpart, it did not re-brand under the TruTV name and continued to operate as Court TV until August 30, 2010, when, as part of a wider licensing agreement with Discovery Communications and CTV, Court TV was replaced by Investigation Discovery (Canada).
The U.S. version of Court TV had earlier been approved by the Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission as an eligible foreign channel in 1997, and indeed, had been carried by several Canadian service providers prior to the launch of the domestic service.[22]
Websites
In 2001, Court TV purchased The Smoking Gun, a website that focuses on legal items such as mug shots and other public documents pertaining to famous individuals and cases. The site remained a property of the company through the rebranding to TruTV, but was sold back to its founder in 2014.[23]
Court TV purchased the website Crime Library, which provided detailed information about infamous crimes and how they were solved, in 2001. The website remained an actively updated property until 2014 and was taken offline in 2015.
Former Sirius Radio channel
On February 3, 2003, Court TV Plus debuted on Sirius Satellite Radio, featuring audio from Court TV programs. Launched on Channel 134, it was moved in September 2005 and aired on Channel 110 until the channel ceased operations on January 1, 2008.
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- ^ Martin, Denise (2005-07-15). "Court TV unveils evening docket". Variety. Retrieved 2017-07-16.
- ^ Steinberg, Brian (March 13, 2017). "HLN Will Add S.E. Cupp as Host, Introduce New Original Series on Friday Nights (EXCLUSIVE)". Variety. Retrieved March 15, 2017.
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- ^ Ritchie, Kevin (January 20, 2015). "Schiffman, Ford outline vision for Justice". RealScreen. Brunico Communications. Retrieved April 14, 2015.
- ^ a b Littleton, Cynthia (2018-12-10). "Court TV Brand to Resurface as New Channel From Scripps Co". Variety. Retrieved 2018-12-23.
- ^ "Court TV Adds More Multi-Platform Distribution - Cable, 48 Broadcast Markets Plus Apple TV, Roku®, Amazon Fire TV - As Iconic Brand Readies for Return May 8 at 9:00 a.m. (ET)". Court TV. 2019-05-02. Retrieved 2019-10-03.
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- ^ "Court TV to Premiere New Original True-Crime Series "Judgment with Ashleigh Banfield" in September". The Futon Critic. August 11, 2020.
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- ^ "Meet The New Boss, Same As The Old Boss: A Note From TSG World Headquarters". The Smoking Gun.