Her daughter announced her death Friday. Judge Jackie Glass, the former Clark County jurist who succeeded Nancy Grace as host of Swift Justice, has died at 70.
Jackie Glass’ career and O.J. Simpson case
Simpson’s 2008 robbery and kidnapping case. She sentenced Simpson to 33 years in prison, with parole eligibility after nine years. Glass served on Nevada’s Eighth Judicial District Court from 2003 until her retirement in 2011. Glass sentenced Simpson to 33 years after his conviction on charges including kidnapping and armed robbery, making her a nationally recognized figure in the years that followed.
Glass spent eight years on Nevada’s Eighth Judicial District Court and became nationally known after presiding over O.J. Glass was married to Steve Wolfson, the current Clark County district attorney. Glass and Wolfson had two daughters, Rebecca Wolfson and Rachel Wolfson. Rebecca is a municipal court judge, while Rachel is known as a comedian and stuntwoman. judge, television personality and mediator, there is not enough reliable public financial information to calculate her personal wealth While Glass had a lengthy career as a lawyer. Her O.J. Simpson ruling became the most prominent case of her judicial career. After leaving the bench, Glass moved into dispute resolution and later became a television judge. She took over as host of Swift Justice after Nancy Grace.
