THE ED MYLETT SHOW Judge Frank Caprio’s Final Interview: A Legacy of Love, Faith & Compassion
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Sep 16, 2025 
Frank Caprio, the beloved former Chief Judge of Providence Municipal Court, shares heartfelt reflections in his final interview. Known for his compassion, he discusses the profound lessons from his immigrant parents and how humility and faith shaped his life. Caprio emphasizes that true justice is rooted in compassion and the importance of leaving a legacy of kindness. With touching courtroom stories, he illustrates the power of empathy and highlights the crucial role of family in fostering values that inspire community service and connection.
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Judge Who Shaped His View Of Justice
- Frank Caprio recounts his grandfather's court appearance where an Irish judge sent him home and told the family to care for him.
- That single act shaped Frank's lifelong view that justice must include humanity and mercy.
Poverty Taught Appreciation And Opportunity
- Frank calls poverty a privilege because it taught him appreciation, values, and opportunity beyond money.
- He credits his immigrant parents for shaping his gratitude and belief in America's possibilities.
Milkman Father Who Put Kids First
- Frank describes his father the milkman who never stopped milk deliveries to families with children even if they couldn't pay.
- His father often used his own money to ensure children were fed, modeling compassion by example.
