BREWSTER- Former Putnam County District Attorney Adam Levy is following in his famous mother’s footsteps.
The 57-year-old former Brewster resident who served two terms as Putnam’s chief prosecutor from 2008 through 2015, is launching his own series, “Adam’s Law” this fall on CBS—programs produced by Judge Judy Sheindlin.
The series was announced Thursday as part of CBS Media Ventures’ upcoming 2026/2027 programming slate. It comes five years after ‘Judge Judy’ came to an end in 2021, following a 25-season run that began in 1996.
Levy plans to step away from his role as a judge on Tribunal Justice, an arbitration-based reality series created by Sheindlin on which he has appeared since its 2023 debut.
Sheindlin, who formerly resided on Lake Oscawana in Putnam Valley, led her hit courtroom reality series Judge Judy, where she presided over real small-claims cases. She is known for her quick wit and no-nonsense approach to handling her televised courtroom.
Following Judge Judy’s conclusion, Sheindlin created her spin-off series, Judy Justice that acts as a continuation of Judge Judy, featuring real small-claims disputes adjudicated by Sheindlin with a new team, including her granddaughter, Sarah Rose Levy, as law clerk.
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