Judge Milian’s ‘supporting cast’ on People’s Court includes the court reporter, which is currently Curt Chaplin, the bailiff which is Douglas Macintosh and the lawyer and legal expert, Harvey Levin of TMZ fame.

On the show, many viewers do not realize that the “outside” shots of Harvey Levin are shot at an entirely different time and location than the show – the show is shot in Connecticut and Harvey Levin’s public reaction shots are taped in Times Square in New York City, over 40 miles away.

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This would explain why there is no back and forth between Levin and his cast. Audience members hoping to meet Levin will be disappointed as he does not visit the studio and is primarily based in Los Angeles.

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People’s Court is not a judicial court at all. When litigants go on the show, they are consenting to what is known as “binding arbitration,” with the judge acting as the arbiter over the case. The “court room” in People’s Court, where the action takes place, is just a television set to add to the drama to the show. The litigants are paid an appearance fee of $250 so even the court show “losers” get to take something home.

The People’s Court has been delivering reality television to viewers for over three decades beginning with the no-nonsense Judge Joseph Wapner in September 1981. Doug Llewelyn was the court reporter who summarized each case at the end of the show. The first version was based in Los Angeles and ran until June 1993. A team of researchers canvas courts across the country in search of the most compelling, unique and entertaining cases. The litigants all agree to have their disputes settled on “The People’s Court.” The decisions, based on current law, are final and binding. Judge Wapner’s original “The People’s Court” ran from September 1981 before being cancelled in June of 1993. In 1997, the show was resurrected and production was moved to New York City. The first judge on the bench was former NYC mayor, Ed Koch. Two years later, Jerry Sheindlin, husband of Judge Judy, took over the courtroom. In 2001 Judge Marilyn Milian took over the bench and is still dispensing justice on the Emmy award winning program. In 2012 the show moved the studio to its current location in Stamford, Connecticut. Judge Milian is joined by in-court reporter Curt Chaplin, affectionally known as “the hallway guy” who interviews litigants after each decision. The bailiff, Douglas McIntosh, assists Milian in maintaining courtroom order. Harvey Levin serves as the series’ host and legal reporter. Levin takes the show to the people by polling viewers who watch the cases via monitor.The People’s Court was previously taped at NEP Studio 5th Avenue A in New York City. The show moved to the Stamford Connecticut studio in 2012

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