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Rachel Stockman Named CEO of Law & Crime as Founder Dan Abrams Steps Down

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Rachel Stockman Named CEO of Law & Crime as Founder Dan Abrams Steps Down

“Rachel Stockman Named CEO of Law & Crime as Founder Dan Abrams Steps Down” — what this page in the network covers. Rachel Stockman, the longtime president of Law & Crime, the parent company of Court TV, has been promoted to CEO. Founder Dan Abrams, who is also the chief legal analyst for ABC News, is stepping down from the CEO role but will remain as chairman. The leadership change comes as Law & Crime continues under the ownership of Jellysmack, which acquired the company in 2023.

Stockman's elevation signals a strategic move to strengthen the network's digital and legal news offerings. With Abrams retaining a key advisory role, Law & Crime aims to build on its reputation for high-profile trial coverage and legal analysis. The transition underscores the company's commitment to growth in a competitive media landscape. This listing links straight to the original page, where the content is available in full.

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