Judge Jackie Glass Dead: ‘Swift Justice’ TV Host Was 70
Former Nevada judge and TV personality Jackie Glass dies at 70, leaving ‘Swift Justice’ without its host and DA Steve Wolfson without his spouse
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What happened
Jackie Glass’s death removes a central figure from two public arenas – the Nevada courtroom and the syndicated show ‘Swift Justice.’ As the wife of Clark County District Attorney Steve Wolfson, her loss also hits the DA’s household, while the television program must address the absence of its longtime host. Her decades-long legal career and on‑screen presence built a recognizable brand in Nevada, making her passing notable for both the local legal community and entertainment audiences. The Hollywood Reporter announced Glass’s passing at age 70, noting her transition from a Clark County judgeship to television.
KSNV and FOX5 Vegas echoed the news, identifying her as the DA’s spouse and former judge. The Las Vegas Review‑Journal quoted the family’s statement confirming the death, while Deadline highlighted her role as the ‘Swift Justice’ host. Family members have confirmed the death but have not released further details.
No official statement from the ‘Swift Justice’ production team has appeared, and the show’s future remains unaddressed in current reports. Observers will watch for any announcements from the network or statements from DA Steve Wolfson regarding personal or professional implications.
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Questions people are asking
Who was Jackie Glass?
She was a former Clark County judge, wife of District Attorney Steve Wolfson, and host of the television program “Swift Justice,” who died at age 70.
What is “Swift Justice”?
“Swift Justice” is a television show that featured Jackie Glass as its host, combining legal commentary with entertainment.
How has the news of her death been reported?
The Hollywood Reporter, KSNV, FOX5 Vegas, the Las Vegas Review‑Journal, and Deadline have all published notices confirming her death and noting her roles, with the Review‑Journal citing a family statement.
Coverage (5)
- Jackie Glass, ‘Swift Justice’ Host, Dies at 70 The Hollywood Reporter · 11h ago
- Jackie Glass, former Clark County judge and wife of DA Steve Wolfson, dies at 70 KSNV · 11h ago
- Former judge Jackie Glass, wife of Clark County DA, dies FOX5 Vegas · 11h ago
- Former Las Vegas Judge Jackie Glass dies, family says Las Vegas Review-Journal · 11h ago
- Judge Jackie Glass Dead: ‘Swift Justice’ TV Host Was 70 Deadline · 11h ago
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