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The world is bidding farewell to Frank Caprio, the beloved Rhode Island judge and TV personality, who passed away at the age of 88 after a battle with pancreatic cancer. Known for his compassion, humor, and humanity in the courtroom. Caprio’s legacy goes far beyond the bench.
Born in Providence, Rhode Island, Caprio spent more than four decades serving his community as a municipal judge. His unique style—balancing the law with empathy—quickly set him apart. Clips from his courtroom were later featured on his hit show Caught in Providence, which went on to attract billions of views worldwide. To many, he wasn’t just a judge; he was the embodiment of fairness and kindness.
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Whether inviting children to sit beside him during proceedings or unveiling a “mini-judge” toy of himself, Caprio’s approach resonated with millions. His videos spread across YouTube, Facebook, and TikTok, where millions of viewers tuned in daily to witness his blend of justice and compassion. A TikTok video mocking Ashton Hall of his morning routine, featuring Caprio brushing his teeth and signing copies of his book, racked up more than 5 million views. His philosophy was simple: justice should recognize the humanity behind every case. “It reflects the same issues people are experiencing nationwide,” he once said in an interview.
Over the years, Caught in Providence earned three Daytime Emmy nominations, with Caprio receiving two individual nods in 2023. His family remembered him for his “warmth” and “unwavering belief in the goodness of people.” His son, David Caprio, urged fans to honor his memory by spreading kindness—something Judge Caprio practiced daily.

Frank Caprio leaves behind his wife of nearly 60 years, Joyce, along with five children, seven grandchildren, and two great-grandchildren. As tributes pour in from fans, colleagues, and TV executives, one thing remains clear: Caprio wasn’t just America’s most compassionate judge — he was a global reminder of the power of empathy.
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