Cert:

Cat.no: MDV 554

Running time: 51 minutes

Year: 2000

Pressing: 2001

Region(s): 2 (UK PAL)

Chapters: 18 plus extras

Sound: Dolby Digital 2.0 (Dolby Surround)

Languages: English

Subtitles: None

Fullscreen: 4:3

16:9-enhanced: No

Macrovision: No

Disc Format: DVD 5

Price: £15.99

Extras: Bonus footage, Picture Gallery, Biography, Trailers

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If you go up before the beak, just don't get your pecker out when Judge Julie rules the Sex Court.

It's another softcore porn programme, this time taking the piss out of shows like Judge Judy, but the defendants and plantiffs here are arguing with each other because they don't want the accused to carry on stripping, lap-dancing, fondling strangers - quite possibly because they can't do it as well as them!

Each court case invariably ends in one or both of the parties taking their clothes off as can best be seen in the pictures below.

It all hangs out at the Sex Court.

The picture is fullscreen and fine, but is an obvious NTSC-to-PAL conversion. Artifacts are non-existant. The average bitrate is a fairly steady 6.66Mb/s.

The sound is Dolby Digital 2.0 (Dolby Surround) and fine, but only gets a look-in during the background music when the action kicks in.

Today is "Bring Your Daughter To Work" day.

In the extras department, the Photo Gallery contains 20 pictures, mainly of Judge Julie, there's a Biography for her too and the Bonus footage is a 5-minute Behind the Scenes featurette that doesn't explain a great deal but is just an excuse to show more nudity.

Finally, there are Trailers for Babes of Baywatch, WildWebGirls.com, Girls of Hedonism, Jenny McCarthy: The Playboy Years and Sex Court itself.

There are 18 chapters, mainly giving two to each case - one for the discussion and one for the - ahem - dialogue-free piece. Subtitles are absent and the menus are static and silent.

Bend me, shape me, anyway you want me,
As long as you love me, that's all right.

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Review copyright © Dominic Robinson, 2001.