Judge Reinhold

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Judge Reinhold, the second most junior justice on the Supreme Court, was appointed to the high court in 2002 following a brilliant and distinguished two-year stint on his syndicated television show, Mock Trial with J. Reinhold. Reinhold is known for his unusually tight and restrictive judicial robes, and for joining chief clerk William Hung in spontaneous a capella duets in his chambers.

Reinhold wrote the controversial decision for 2004's American Moviegoers v. Murphy, in which he ruled that viewers of The Adventures of Pluto Nash could be refunded neither their money nor the 90-odd minutes of their life wasted in watching the film.