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Frank Caprio, Kind Judge of ‘Caught in Providence,’ Dies

Frank Caprio, Known as ‘World’s Nicest Judge,’ Dies at 88

Frank Caprio, known as the nicest judge in the world and who found fame as host of the show “Caught in Providence,” has died at age 88 following a long battle with pancreatic cancer.

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Judge Frank Caprio, Beloved ‘Nicest Judge in the World,’ Passes Away at 88 After Battle With Cancer

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US judge and social media star Frank Caprio has died aged 88, according to his family.

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Frank Caprio, beloved municipal judge and 'Caught in Providence' star, dies at 88

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Judge Frank Caprio, America’s ‘nicest judge,’ dies at 88

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Judge Frank Caprio, known online as the 'nicest judge in the world,' dead at 88

Caprio billed his courtroom as a place "where people and cases are met with kindness and compassion."

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Judge Frank Caprio, known for ‘Caught in Providence’ and viral TikToks, dies

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Viral judge Frank Caprio from TV show 'Caught In Providence' dies at 88

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Judge Frank Caprio known as 'nicest judge in the world' dies at 88

Frank Caprio judge for the Providence Municipal Court in Rhode Island has died, his son, David Caprio announced. He was 88 years old.

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‘Nicest Judge in the World’ Frank Caprio Dies at 88

The Rhode Island jurist passed away after a battle with pancreatic cancer, his family announced on social media. Caprio served as chief judge of the municipal court of Providence, Rhode Island, from 1985 to 2023. He is survived by his wife Joyce Caprio, five children, seven grandchildren, and two great-grandchildren.

Frank Caprio, 'The Nicest Judge In The World,' Dies At 88

Born in 1936 in Providence, Rhode Island, Caprio served as a judge from 1985 to 2023. He gained national recognition for his fair and humane courtroom demeanor, often forgiving minor offenses and offering kind words, especially to those in financial or personal hardship.