Beloved TV Judge Jackie Glass has died at the age of 70, leaving behind a legacy that will be deeply missed

Glass was the host of the popular syndicated legal television show Swift Justice, which she took over in 2011 after Nancy Grace. She went on to become a prominent figure in the show, having previously sentenced O.J. Simpson to 33 years in prison for armed robbery in 2008.

Daughter's Heartfelt Message

Glass' daughter Rachel Wolfson announced her mother's passing on Facebook, sharing a heartfelt message that left fans in tears. In the post, Wolfson wrote, 'Rip my rock, I don’t know how I’ll do this life without you, I love you so much mommy Jackie Glass, I’ll see you again someday.'

Glass' impact on the legal world cannot be overstated. She was a respected judge who served in Clark County for 18 years before taking over Swift Justice. Her experience and expertise were invaluable to the show, and her presence helped shape its success.

Here are some quick facts about Judge Jackie Glass:

A Legacy in the Legal World

Born: [Birthdate]

Died: Friday in Las Vegas, according to TMZ

Age at death: 70

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Occupation: TV host, judge, lawyer

Notable cases: Served as the judge who sentenced O.J.

At the time, when it was announced she was taking the reigns for Grace, executive producer John Terenzio said he was “excited to introduce viewers to another true original Judge Jackie Glass — we are confident our viewers will enthusiastically embrace her.”

Before she was elected to the judgeship in Clark County in 2003, she spent 18 years as a lawyer in private practice, including 12 years at Wolfson & Glass, a firm she founded with her husband Steve Wolfson.

Judge Jackie Glass, host of the syndicated legal television show Swift Justice, has died. She was 70.

Glass’ daughter Rachel Wolfson announced her death on Facebook. She died Friday in Las Vegas, according to TMZ.

“Rip my rock, I don’t know how I’ll do this life without you, I love you so much mommy Jackie Glass, I’ll see you again someday,” Wolfson wrote, while also sharing a follow-up post with a series of images alongside her mother.