| Marilyn Milian Born: 1-May-1961
Birthplace: Queens, NY
Gender: Female
Religion: Roman Catholic
Race or Ethnicity: Hispanic
Sexual orientation: Straight
Occupation: TV Personality, Judge
Party Affiliation: Republican Nationality: United States
Executive summary: The People's Court Marilyn Milian worked for Janet Reno as Assistant State Attorney for the Dade County State's Attorney's Office, then sat on the bench for seven years. In early 2001, she began getting phone calls from Harvey Levin, producer of The People's Court, whom she had never met. Levin said he was looking for someone to replace the show's judge Jerry Sheindlin (husband of Judge Judy), and Milian has said that she thought the phone calls were a prank. She was in the middle of a murder trial, so Levin had called 16 times before she called him back.
She took over the program in March 2001. Milian lives in Miami with her husband, a circuit judge in Florida, and flies to New York City where she works two days a week taping about twenty cases for The People's Court. She has also played judges on As the World Turns and George Lopez. Father: Jorge Milian (real estate developer, b. circa 1924)
Mother: Georgina Milian
Husband: John Schlesinger (judge, m. 1993, three daughters)
Daughter: Cristina (b. 1997)
Daughter: Alexandra (b. 1998)
Daughter: Sofia Elena (b. 2002)
High School: St. Brendan High School, Miami, FL (1978)
University: BS Psychology, University of Miami Florida (1981)
Law School: Georgetown University (1984)
Scholar: Harvard Law School (1989-90)
Teacher: University of Miami Florida
Florida State Official Judge, 11th Circuit for Miami-Dade County (1999-2001)
Florida State Official Judge, Miami-Dade County Court (1994-99)
Florida State Official Assistant State's Attorney (1985-94)
McCain-Palin Victory 2008
Miami Museum of Science Board of Directors
Cuban Ancestry Paternal and Maternal
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The People's Court (2001-)
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