Judge Holden is perhaps the most terrifying villain in all of literature. Join us as we discuss why.

In all of fiction, there is perhaps no more horrifying, monstrous character than Judge Holden in Cormac McCarthy’s "Blood Meridian." Yet many readers will be shocked to learn that Judge Holden, the almost seven-foot-tall, hairless mass murderer with a genius IQ, was actually flesh and blood.

Lady justice usually says the sword in her right hand and the balancing scales in her left. Some are blindfolded, but not all.

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Mercel Berlins: Once again, a television drama portrays a courtroom incorrectly

A judge in Idaho has expressed concerns over a defense attorney's methods in the case of Bryan Kohberger, who is accused of murdering three people and injuring another in a random attack last year. The attorney had been questioning locals to gather information for the defense, but the judge ruled that this was not appropriate and could potentially taint the jury pool. The judge stated that the survey conducted by the defense team was "problematic" and raised concerns about the potential…

Sheindlin, 78, became the highest paid personality on television with Judge Judy which premiered in September 1996, taking home an annual salary of $47 million.

Personal work inspired by Cormac McCarthy´s Blood Merididan

These tips will help you prepare to take a dispute over a modest amount of money to small claims court and improve your chances of winning.​