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December 31, 2007
Posted: 11:44 AM ET

Welcome to the first day of In Session and our new blog, Sidebar.

At Sidebar, our distinguished anchors and correspondents will bring you the latest breaking trial news, along with expert legal analysis. We’ll tell you what’s coming up on the docket. Our correspondents and anchors take you behind the scenes. We’ll give you our observations, insights, comments and opinions on what is happening in and around America’s courtrooms. We are excited about our new home at CNN.com and look forward to your suggestions and ideas as we continue to develop this new venture

– Marlene Dann
Executive Vice President
In Session

Filed under: The Law


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Paco   January 1st, 2008 2:17 am ET

I will deeply miss Court TV. They have been my beloved station. I am very thankful you are continuing trial coverage. Even if its being cut by 3 hours. I hope you continue to show trials and don’t drop them.

denise   January 1st, 2008 10:35 am ET

In Session might work out ok for us court tv junkies, but where are the message boards?

Tammy Lynn Collard   January 1st, 2008 11:28 am ET

From CourtTV’s biggest fan (and their worst nightmare):

–Happy New Year and Good Luck to “In Sessions”.

I’ll see ya’ll at the Sidebar.
TLC SC

jacqueline keen   January 1st, 2008 2:15 pm ET

I am so happry that a new home has been created for Court TV. I have been an avid fan for a long time and was very disappointed at the direction Court TV decided to take.
I am looking forward to televised trials and excellent commentary at this new site. I hope you will extend live court coverage until at least 5 pm, eastern time.

margaret   January 1st, 2008 7:28 pm ET

why in the world did you mess with Court TV.This is what we want,please put it back on our televisions and the internet..this is horrible…….give true tv to someone else,we liked it the way it was..

Kathy   January 1st, 2008 8:10 pm ET

Where are the message boards from the court TV website? Many people will miss them if they are gone.

Stacey   January 3rd, 2008 11:16 am ET

I have been a fan of ctv for years and have really enjoyed being able to watch the trials live and chat on the message boards while weighing the evidence. I also enjoy Beth ’s updates. Are live trials and message boards available here? I hope so but if not please get it up and running.

JImmy   January 3rd, 2008 2:34 pm ET

Don’t ya just love how the big fish gobble everything up…change it, dumb it down, slash the budget and the staff, and make it almost unrecognizable?
One of these days all of the decent news of the world will be available only on your cell phone, with a maximum of eight seconds per story.

Marg Sparshu   January 4th, 2008 3:57 pm ET

I’m totally lost. I can’t find my way around this website. Can’t find the 13th Juror question, nor how to post to the anchors. Where do I look, I’ve been all over the place this week but to no avail. Where are the message boards for the trials
M

Marg Sparshu   January 4th, 2008 4:01 pm ET

tell me how to get into the court case information. Tell me how to find the 13th juror, how do I write to Jami Floyd

Alex   January 6th, 2008 2:15 am ET

This blogging is no substitute for Court TV Extra online trial coverage! And putting Star Jones on every afternoon is just adding insult to injury.

Lois Stanton   January 7th, 2008 2:30 pm ET

OH BROTHER! It is really had to find something to watch on TV that is educational and interesting and court tv was both. I am so disapointed with the new schedule. I really do not need any more psychics or law enforcement blooper shows. The beach police just looks stupid and full of testosterone.
Thanks for keeping some of the court shows and their anchors. I will tune in as long as they are there.

JoJo Collins   January 17th, 2008 6:05 pm ET

I would also like to find the 13th juror. I am a big Fan of Jean Casarez. She has the best information on every case she covers. I like the fact that she always seems unbiased in her reporting while relating the true facts.

Connie Falcon   March 12th, 2008 2:52 pm ET

I too love court tv and wish that in session would stay on longer! How do I find out about the outcome of a trial that I have watched but missed the verdict? Could you please explain to me how to find out?
Thanks from an avid fan.

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Sidebar takes you behind the scenes of the day's legal headlines with breaking news and in-depth analysis from In Session's anchors and correspondents.

Contributors
Ashleigh Banfield
Co-anchor of the daily trial program Banfield and Ford: Courtside
Ashleigh Banfield
Jack Ford
A former prosecutor and co-anchor of the daily trial program Banfield & Ford: Courtside
Jack Ford
Lisa Bloom
Anchor of the daily trial program Lisa Bloom: Open Court
Lisa Bloom
Jami Floyd
Former defense attorney and anchor of her own daily program Jami Floyd: Best Defense
Jami Floyd
Fred Graham
Senior Editor Fred Graham covers legal news in Washington, D.C.
Fred Graham
Jean Casarez
Attorney Jean Casarez covers trials around the country
Jean Casarez
Beth Karas
Former prosecutor Beth Karas covers trials around the country
Beth Karas
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