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A truant high school student is shuttled between her mother and father's homes leaving them fighting over discipline and a crushed cell phone.

When ex-lovers fight over custody of a joint bank account, the Judge reminds them of the three rules of her courtroom.

A woman claims she spent thousands on renovations to a home that was not hers and then was evicted by her landlord.

After a church helps a homeless woman pay for shelter, she sues her landlord for an unlawful eviction and for the value of her personal property.

When divorcees renew their vows only long enough to fight over alleged drug use and vandalism, the Judge shares a marriage story of her own.

After a man dies in a car accident, his widow's 20K settlement becomes a source of contention between friends who are accused of elder abuse.

A man admits that he persuaded an insurance company to give his client more money and that he fixed and sold her car just to be nice.

The body of Paul Gault was discovered, and Northern Ireland police began to uncover the facts behind what seemed like a random attack, leading to a complicated investigation.

Jackie Malton examines the 1969 kidnap and murder of Muriel McKay in Wimbledon, mistaken for Rupert Murdoch's wife, with two brothers convicted.

Pennie Davis from Hampshire was killed in 2014, after a revived feud led Ben Carr to hire a hitman.

Carole Waugh returned to London and fell for a fraudster who was determined to get her money.

Zack Bowen charms bartender Addie Hall during Hurricane Katrina in New Orleans. But a destructive relationship soon ensues, and Zack kills Addie and then himself.

Alleged slander, toxic trash and a major disagreement over property lines come into play when neighbours go after each other.

A gambler wins a seven-day cruise, but makes the very wrong choice in travelling companions and claims she was left stranded in Miami.

A woman claims she was falsely arrested for domestic violence and explains how her boyfriend got his scratches.

When alcohol and alleged idiocy come into play, the Judge reminds litigants that lunch is right around the corner if they can't prove their case.

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After receiving a large settlement cheque, a woman purchases breast augmentation surgery and is cared for by a friend. They then fight over a loan.

A couple shell out $4,000 to a man for a mobile home only to discover that he doesn't even own the trailer and has allegedly sold it more than once.

When the Judge realises that a fight over a used Mercedes Benz lacks critical evidence, she reminds lax litigants that she has better things to do.

A woman accuses her ex-lover of destroying over $2,000 worth of clothing in an alleged fit of jealousy.

When an executive closes her company, she illegally leases her space to another businesswoman who also closes her company.

After a neighbourhood catfight breaks out, the Judge must decide how injuries were inflicted when both women deny placing their hands on each other.

When an unleashed Pit Bull confronts a woman and her dog, she claims her pet defended her and took the brunt of the vicious attack.

Unhappy with a crowded parking lot, a salon owner tells police that the church next door deals drugs causing them to lose summer funding.

Ex friends fight over custody of Gonzo the dog after a new baby arrives on the scene and a restraining order comes into play.

A woman desperate not to lose custody of her daughter accepts help from her mother who recently received a large disability settlement.

A genealogy search results in a reunion between family members who go into business together only to fight over $5,000 and alleged fraud.

A man's untimely death leaves family members fighting over his alleged stock certificates.

When a woman offers up an outrageous party rental story after being accused of extortion, the Judge says her defence is 'the dumbest thing I've ever heard!'.

Screams from a little girl alert neighbours and family members that a friendly dog walk has gone terribly wrong.

A young man becomes so immersed in a simulation game that he allegedly slams into a television set.

Dr. Nell Darby visits how taxi driver Linda Thomas made a fatal error of judgement one night in 1973, when she was flagged down by a drifter.

...Honour.

Police officer Martin Forshaw kills fiancé, Claire Howarth, in Greater Manchester, just days before their wedding. His poor staging of a car crash led to a life sentence.

Rachel Entwistle believes her husband to be Prince Charming, but he lives a secret life of sex and porn, and the pressure of hiding his secret becomes too much for him.

When Mary Thompson's 'perfect man' reveals he is a CIA agent, Mary and her children are drawn into a web of lies and danger.

After receiving a large settlement cheque, a woman purchases breast augmentation surgery and is cared for by a friend. They then fight over a loan.

A couple shell out $4,000 to a man for a mobile home only to discover that he doesn't even own the trailer and has allegedly sold it more than once.

When the Judge realises that a fight over a used Mercedes Benz lacks critical evidence, she reminds lax litigants that she has better things to do.

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A mother of five is left stranded with three additional children when her friend heads to the Dominican Republic on vacation and does not return on time.

The Judge grills a diamond expert about the quality of diamonds he and his ex-wife are fighting over.

A woman living rent-free in an international boarding house accuses the homeowner of renting rooms illegally and of having her falsely arrested.

This question is posed to a man who defends his Pit Bull's attack of a smaller dog by saying the animal could have locked jaws and killed if he'd wanted to.

A truant high school student is shuttled between her mother and father's homes leaving them fighting over discipline and a crushed cell phone.

When ex-lovers fight over custody of a joint bank account, the Judge reminds them of the three rules of her courtroom.

While the Judge gets a year younger, a 13-year-old allegedly steals a car and totals it two blocks from home.

A woman brings to court her surviving dog and the ashes of a toy Yorkie that did not survive an alleged attack by her neighbour's Pit Bull.

A respected family friend helps fund a young girl's 15th birthday party but always expected to be paid back.

An allegedly irate passenger claims reckless driving threw him and his wife to the floor of a limo, so he takes action.

A young woman claims an untrained Husky puppy made her home uninhabitable and that the dog was allegedly abused by her roommate.

A woman accuses the ex-lover of her current boyfriend of ramming her car numerous times, kicking it and then harassing her.

A woman breaks down after hearing the Judge's verdict in regards to her beloved dog that she shared with her boyfriend.

A once happy relationship downgrades into a contentious living situation with accusations of theft, assault and stolen property.

After a car windshield is bashed with a brick, a man claims he witnessed his ex-girlfriend, dressed all in black, running from the crime scene.

Jackie Malton examines the case of John Duffy and David Mulcahy, who murdered three women across London in the 1980s before both were convicted in 2001.

In 1992, an attack in Nottingham led to an investigation which lasted nearly a quarter of a century. In time, DNA profiling would help to close the case.

In this gripping episode, we explore the tragic story of Sarah Williams, whose obsession with former fireman Ian Johnston leads to the murder of his new partner, Sadie Hartley.

Jessica McGraa's murder in Aberdeen showed the risks to sex workers and the role of forensics in convictions.