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A grandmother sues a tutor, insisting that his reliance on AI caused her grandson's behavioral issues; after a faulty repair, a robot vacuum sparks a living room fire.

A roommate is blamed for killing a pet tarantula; a woman accuses her teammate of threatening her, then willfully kicking a soccer ball at her, breaking her nose.

A man sues for the return of his security deposit, but his former landlord says the unit was left in terrible condition, and the cost of repairs exceeded the deposit.

Exes argue over a workplace pinching prank that got one of them fired; a roommate is blamed for a missed cruise after a car was broken into.

A woman sues her former roommate for rent, a late fee and a cleaning fee, saying the defendant moved out without notice.

The plaintiff says she broke up with her boyfriend after she caught him texting his ex, and she is suing him for repayment of loans.

A woman sues the owner of a bull terrier mix who bit her dog at a formerly trustworthy day care facility.

A woman says she purchased a world grand champion bloodline Bengal cat who contracted a parasitic infection in the defendant's cattery, and demands a refund and veterinary bill reimbursement.

A woman sues a used car salesman over the purchase of a lemon car; she argues she couldn't inspect it due to a once-in-a-lifetime trip to see her mother in Mexico.

A bounty hunter from Indiana sues a woman for recovery costs after her husband, deemed armed and dangerous, evades court; denying harboring the fugitive, she accuses the bounty hunter of traumatizing her children during armed confrontations.

An unlicensed, uninsured teenage driver fails to yield and crashes into a vehicle carrying a mother and her toddler; two men sue each other for the court maximum after their car-trade agreement falls apart.

To make ends meet, young parents decide to sell their pets; they immediately regret their decision and fight for the return of one of their dogs.

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Detective Stabler races against time to determine if a convicted man on death row also murdered and raped another victim.

The detectives investigate a cellist's (Tamara Gorski) orchestra conductor (Michael Nader) after she is brutally attacked in her apartment.

Harvey pits Rachel against her own father when he threatens to undermine Harvey's settlement; a prank war rages at the firm.

A killer who eluded police for 31 years is identified by a genetic genealogist after Chelsea Rustad uploads her DNA to a public database hoping to find other family members.

A defendant leaps over a balcony headfirst in a death-defying escape attempt; a man accused of murdering his girlfriend's 4-year-old son has an unlikely defender; a 19-year-old escaped defendant leads police on a high-speed chase.

The untimely death of a successful Nevada lawyer is initially ruled a suicide. Will her family's pursuit for answers and their unwavering determination confirm the ruling or prove her death was something more nefarious?

Alicia's disappearance leads to one of the largest missing person searches in Ontario's history; reporter Catherine McDonald reconnects with Alicia's mother to tell the tale.

When a sergeant's son is accused of rape, Benson is put in a difficult position and forced to make a choice between loyalty and duty.

Several murder victims are found with a dollar bill pinned to their chests; Voight makes a discovery about a friend; a series of home invasions.

After 10 years, a witness decides to do the right thing about the rape and murder of a young hairdresser.

A signed Red Hot Chili Peppers album comes into the shop; a Mobo Bronco toy comes in; Chumlee gets in trouble when he wears a hat to work.

Jeff becomes aware of a deal involving a large selection of jackets and shirts, so he turns to Gene, a wedding wholesaler. Unsure if Gene would be up for the deal.

A woman sues a doggy daycare owner for unused prepaid fees after her dog is injured.

A mother sues after she was fired from her job at a church and blames the pastor for how an altercation involving her child was handled.

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The author of "How to Work With Complicated People" offers practical techniques to better deal with picky, prickly, problematic people.

Andrew shares various truths from God's Word about healing, while highlighting amazing healing testimonies.

A baseball believed to be signed by the 1959 World Series Champions, the Dodgers, comes into the shop; a rare Berndt-Maurer 1930s movie camera; Rick bars all junk food from the shop.

The 2026 NFL schedule release; key storylines and anticipated matchups.

"Friendship Ruined Over a Car Feud.".

An educator hires a friend to develop a summer history program for middle school students, but numerous parents complain and demand refunds.

A membership to an exclusive movie theater club is revoked; a dispute between exes after an emergency credit card is used as a piggy bank instead.

Neighbors argue over expensive planters that were discarded; a friend is sued for not disclosing that the cookies she shared were laced with marijuana.

A woman sues her neighbor for damaging two antique chairs; a chip shot to the arm and broken sunglasses drive two golfers to court.

A woman sues her ex-boyfriend for emotional distress and unpaid rent; he admits he is still in love with her but claims their relationship didn't work out because she was verbally and physically abusive.

The plaintiff says his friendship with the defendant ended when the defendant was involved in a high-speed police chase, and while trying to discard a gun, he accidentally shot himself.

A woman lets her friend sublease a bedroom behind her landlord's back, thinking the friend will move out when she marries a neighbor, but she stays put and stops paying rent.

A veteran says her friend tagged along on her vacation and stuck her with the bill for travel expenses; he says he paid his share -- and he took her to an exclusive party in Las Vegas and has the photos to prove it -- so they are even.

A massage therapist takes her ex-friend to court for losing her mother's heirloom ring during a repair job, leaving her with a $1,000 replacement bill.

Two couples sue a South Carolina builder for taking their money but not finishing their greenhouse projects.

A lap dance leads to a heated argument between roommates which escalates into an alleged dog attack; a young man invests thousands in his longtime friend's podcast.

A man claims he was falsely arrested after a road rage incident in which he was accused of wielding a gun; the victim of his alleged fury submits her frantic 911 call, claiming a gunshot can be heard in the background.

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While responding to a complaint, Burgess and Sorensen find the body of a 16-year-old girl in a baseball player's (Billy Burke) house; Lindsay receives a mysterious delivery that might have ties to her past.

When the only witness to the rape and murder of a young man gets killed, the team suspects that someone was paid to take the victim out; Antonio receives a job offer from the state attorney's office.

Daniel Hardman returns, representing a former Pearson Hardman employee in a sexual harassment lawsuit.

A family man targeted for death lives to climb out of his own "grave"; a look at the sting operation that took down a hit man-for-hire scheme.

A hit-and-run-collision leads to the discovery of a man dead from his injuries. Clues left at the scene reveal that it was no routine traffic fatality.

A mourning father makes a desperate attempt to attack his daughter's killer; a judge takes off his robe to help subdue an unruly defendant; a defendant tries to sing his way to a lighter sentence.

In May 2007, 15-year-old Jordan Manners was gunned down in a hallway, marking the first time a student was shot and killed inside a Toronto school and Catherine McDonald remembers the murder, its impact on the community and his family.

The detectives interrogate the CEO of a recording company and his protégé for their involvement in an assault on a transgender student.

Police investigate the possibility of a hate crime when two women go missing and are later found murdered.

Handprints signed by Sylvester Stallone come into the shop; Rick seeks out two signed Norman Rockwell lithographs; Chumlee tries to prove he is more active than everyone thinks he is by entering an arm-wrestling competition.

Jeff gets nervous after gambling on a large purchase of high-end appliances.

A woman is disinvited to Thanksgiving with her boyfriend's family while waiting in the driveway; home decor mistaken for a ladder leads to injury.

A woman sues for child care expenses after she got pregnant while in an open relationship; a subletter overstays their welcome and refuses to pay additional rent.

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Author Jennie Allen ("The Lie You Don't Know You Believe") explores the common misconceptions we have about ourselves and points to the truth in Scripture.

Andrew shares various truths from God's Word about healing, while highlighting amazing healing testimonies.

A Line Drive Pinball Machine comes into the shop; an 1895 Morgan Dollar; Chum oversees a shift at Corey's new bar.

The crew reacts to the 2026 NFL schedule release, breaking down the most anticipated games and player matchups.

"Stiffed on a Photo Shoot.".

Former best friends end up in court after a birthday party invitation is sent to a bully from the past; a baker sues after she's sent a destructive glitter bomb.

Accusations of food poisoning by a street fair rival drive customers away.

Dog breeders argue over who is at fault for a spoiled reproductive sample; beer, power tools and tomfoolery lead to friends in court over medical bills.

The director of a theater camp is sued by a parent who says her daughter was bullied and quit the program because he did not intervene.

A man dated the defendant, and he admits that, after their son was born, he cheated on her with an ex-girlfriend.

A woman suing her ex-boyfriend for property and emotional distress, saying that after they broke up, she discovered he had been married the entire time -- and his wife is with him in court.

A landscaper says he and his sons were intimidated by a hostile homeowner and agreed to give him a refund only out of fear; he has since changed his mind, and the homeowner is suing.

The plaintiff says his brother prevented him from collecting his belongings from their mother's garage; the defendant denies this, but he does want their mother's restraining order against the plaintiff enforced.

A woman sues a dog groomer for $5K; she claims negligence in injuring her pet; the groomer claims she neglected to disclose her dog's behavioral issues.

A woman accuses her landlord of discarding over $4K worth of her personal belongings; he countersues for damages, alleging extortion and fake liens.

An electrical contractor sues for the 10K court maximum for negative online business reviews that he claims hurt his business; he is countersued for 10K for allegedly filing a frivoulous lawsuit.

A battle of bad online reviews is waged in rural Michigan.

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Two Tulsa brothers fight for more than 20 years to prove their innocence after they were wrongfully convicted for separate murders.

Lester Holt spends two nights locked up and embedded inside the largest maximum security prison in America, the notorious Louisiana State Penitentiary, also known as Angola.

Hardman considers a merger with a British firm that employs Harvey's old girlfriend Dana Scott; Rachel finds out she was not accepted at Harvard.

Inside the trial against the three white men accused of killing Black jogger Ahmaud Arbery and the final guilty verdicts.