Judgment analysis in a crowdsourcing environment refers to seeking opinions from a diverse and large set of online annotators for various applications and making a consensus out of them. The existing approaches to judgment analysis work only in the static scenario where all the opinions are available beforehand. We aim to develop a generalized approach of judgment analysis in a streaming setting, where the questions are available but opinions received from the annotators are streaming in. The current paper provides the very first algorithm that can perform judgment analysis on crowdsourced opinions received in streams. We demonstrate the performance of the proposed approach on two datasets achieving an accuracy closer to the majority voting, although the space requirement of our approach is significantly better. The required space is bounded by a logarithmic factor of the number of annotators.