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Caught In Providence Season 1. Viewers will now get to see cases directly from the courtroom of the greatly admired and long-presiding Providence, RI, caught in providence, Chief Municipal Judge. This video is currently unavailable to watch in your location.

Real people have their cases heard in Providence Municipal Court. The cases include traffic, parking, and arraignments for criminal offences. Read all Real people have their cases heard in Providence Municipal Court. Sign In Sign In. New Customer? Create account. Episode guide.

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Francesco Caprio born November 24, is an American judge and politician who served as the chief judge of the municipal court of Providence, Rhode Island , and chairman of the Rhode Island Board of Governors for Higher Education. His judicial work is televised on the program Caught in Providence. In , videos showing his courtroom went viral , with more than 15 million views. Caprio attended the Providence public schools while working as a dishwasher and shoe-shiner. He graduated from Central High School , where he won the state title in wrestling in This led to him joining the legal profession. Caprio was elected to the Providence City Council in and served until Caprio retired in January Parts of the proceedings over which he presided, featuring low-level citations, ran for more than two decades on local television. He has also established scholarships at Providence College, Suffolk Law School , and for graduates of Central High School, named in honor of his father. Caprio has been married to Joyce E. Caprio for over 50 years. After having recently celebrated his 87th birthday, on December 6, , Caprio announced that he was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer on a video posted on Facebook and YouTube. He advised those who wish to support him to keep him in their prayers, and praised his doctors for taking good care of him. Contents move to sidebar hide.

International Business Times, India Edition. It was just a small local show for years before it became syndicated.

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Real people have their cases heard in Providence Municipal Court. The cases include traffic, parking, and arraignments for criminal offences. Read all Real people have their cases heard in Providence Municipal Court. Sign In Sign In. New Customer? Create account. Episode guide. Caught in Providence TV Series — 23m. See production info at IMDbPro. Add photo.

Caught in providence

Francesco Caprio born November 24, is an American judge and politician who served as the chief judge of the municipal court of Providence, Rhode Island , and chairman of the Rhode Island Board of Governors for Higher Education. His judicial work is televised on the program Caught in Providence. In , videos showing his courtroom went viral , with more than 15 million views. Caprio attended the Providence public schools while working as a dishwasher and shoe-shiner.

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See the gallery. Retrieved 25 June Henry Taylor Self Retrieved He advised those who wish to support him to keep him in their prayers, and praised his doctors for taking good care of him. October 10, Create account. More to explore. City Life Productions Sociable. Share Android. Viewers will now get to see cases directly from the courtroom of the greatly admired and long-presiding Providence, RI, Chief Municipal Judge. New Customer? Chief Municipal Court Judge Frank Caprio hears cases at Providence Municipal Court involving traffic and parking violations and arraignments for criminal offenses. Contents move to sidebar hide. This led to him joining the legal profession.

Municipal Court Chief Judge Frank Caprio is retiring after nearly 40 years on the bench at the same time his brother Joe Caprio, producer of the judge's show "Caught in Providence," wrote that the show would cease filming in municipal court. Judge Caprio is making a bid for an unpaid "chief judge emeritus" role, which City Council President Rachel Miller is supporting. On Friday, Miller said she intends to support his nomination and said he has "my utmost respect for a lifetime of public service to our city.

Frank Caprio Self - Host The Independent. Related news. In office — S1 E4 - Episode 4. S1 E12 - Episode S1 E23 - Episode Archived from the original on November 16, Caprio retired in January S1 E15 - Episode