Court Cam

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.

I found about Court Cam through YouTube. At first, I didn't really think of anything good that would come from the show when I first watched it, but let me tell you, after a few episodes I was GLUED to my screen like an addict. Dan Abrams does a great job as a narrator and describing what is going on and why it is happening. Court Cam is not hesitant to go into details about crimes and the events that led up to these crimes, murder or no murder. I'm also glad he keeps tabs on others not involved in the actual case and just those who are held in Contempt of Court out of emotion and anger!

10/10 would recommend!

When they get to the climatic points, they play the music so loud you can't hear the narrator. Also, in this day and age, some of the videos are very poor quality.

To have the erroneous gripe that the show is showing commercials at a ratio of 4:5 is ridiculous. If that were the case, then the episodes wouldn't be 21 minutes - just as most shows on most stations are. And while this show does use some of the 'filler' tactic of 'coming up next...' it's not near as much as I was expecting. It's actually quite an entertaining show and does what it wants to do well without any slant or bias. It's kind of like Tosh.O without the jokes. Or like Ridiculousness without the annoying girl pretending to be a rapper. And to be honest, Court Cam is a lot funnier than Ridiculousness.

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.