Handel on the Law Live is a 5 hour show. In Handel on the Law, Bill Handel gives terse "marginal legal advice" designed to point callers in the right direction. He often makes fun of callers for getting themselves into their legal predicament, stating bluntly "you have absolutely no case". Still, the show is informative in that it deals with many common legal problems, such as landlord-tenant, child custody, and divorce in an easy-to-understand way. On June 19, 2008, the Hollywood Chamber of Commerce's Walk of Fame Committee announced that Handel would be one of 25 to receive a Star on the Walk of Fame in June 2009. His star was unveiled on June 12, 2009, and is located at 6640 Hollywood Boulevard. Bill is a renowned expert on the legal aspects of Reproductive Technology and has provided legal counsel for several hundred cases of third party reproduction. Bill serves as Director of the Center for Surrogate Parenting, Inc. in Encino, California and Annapolis, Maryland, which has been helping couples become families for over 36 years. He has lectured at universities and medical conferences on several continents and has written articles for numerous medical and legal journals. His expertise on this topic has been featured in articles for the New York Times, Washington Post, Wall Street Journal and other publications and he has appeared on hundreds of television shows including "60 minutes," "Nightline," "48 Hours," "Today," "Frontline," "Crossfire," as well as BBC Television and CNN. (In 1996 Bill hosted a nationally syndicated talk show, "Judge for Yourself." World Justice News airs the Handel on the Law Radio Program free. Click here to listen to the Handel on the Law Radio Show.

Brevard weekend Bond Court is the Brevard County First Appearance Court held in the Brevard County Jail in Sharpes, Florida. World Justice News shows the Brevard Weekend Bond court free. Click here to watch the Brevard Bond Court Hearings.

Ex Wayne County Circuit Court Judge Vonda Evans doesn't hold back. She has a reputation of using bold and colorful statements, sometimes controversial, to tell every single person who comes into her courtroom exactly what she's thinking. She was known for her effervescent personality and unconventional courtroom demeanor and style. During her time on the bench, Evans presided over some of the most high-profile and headline-grabbing cases, such as the Bob Bashara murder trial and the case of William Melendez, the former Inkster police officer who was found guilty on assault and misconduct charges for the beating of motorist Floyd Dent. Now Vonda Evans has another platform in which to dispense advice. She co-hosts this Saturday talk show with Detroit City Councilwoman Mary Sheffield. The show, which focuses on current events in Metro Detroit, draws listeners who want to discuss some of the top cases the judge has handled. World Justice News airs the Vonda Evans Radio Program free. Click here to listen to the Vonda Evans Radio Show.