
Frank Caprio, a retired municipal judge from Rhode Island renowned for his empathy and compassion in the courtroom, died at the age of 88. Caprio gained widespread recognition through his viral videos and the television show "Caught in Providence," where he was celebrated as "America's nicest judge." He promoted his courtroom as a place where cases and individuals are treated with kindness and humanity. Following his death, the Rhode Island Convention Center opened to the public for those wishing to pay their respects. Memorial services began on Thursday in his home state, attracting tributes from around the world. Caprio's son, David Caprio, shared that his father's final message emphasized the importance of keeping family close and helping others.
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People from all over the world are expected to pay tribute to Frank Caprio, a retired municipal judge who found online fame as an empathetic jurist and host of " Caught in Providence," at memorial services beginning Thursday in his home state of Rhode... https://t.co/ZTlhrACqUy
‘America’s nicest judge’ Frank Caprio to be honored at public memorial services https://t.co/eQ7Gyxm6Sl https://t.co/3INbagDRPC
