True Crime +1 Wednesday

A landlord is accused of being abusive to his girlfriend and his dogs; he is sued by a former tenant for the return of rent.

A snow-cone shop owner turns investigator to track down skateboarders who used his storefront as a skateboard park.

Teenage sisters are accused of vandalizing a car; their father claims they lied to him about the incident.

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A woman accuses her ex of punching her in the face and claims he forgave a debt because she promised not to call the police on him.

A teacher sues her former student for the value of a tablet computer that was stolen and damaged; the teenager denies all charges.

A man confesses that he was driving his sister's car when it was destroyed but says he's not to blame because it's not his car.

Accused of lying about the paternity of her child and of vandalizing her ex-lover's car, a woman countersues for false arrest.

A man, who admits to skipping out on over £5,000 in home payments, sues his landlord for invasion of privacy and harassment.

An Australian Dingo dog is accused of mauling a woman's beloved miniature Shepard; the illegality of owning a Dingo comes into play.

A teenager and a young nanny butt heads about a trip to Alaska; the nanny allegedly takes off and is accused of damaging the family car.

A car flipper looking for a deal claims the father and son owners of an auto body shop came after him with a pipe and knocked him to the ground.

A woman sues her teenage daughter and her boyfriend for allegedly totalling a car she was allowing her to borrow.

A woman sues her estranged son-in-law for money he received for housing while out of the country; she believes it should go to his wife and child.

A teenager's car is allegedly beaten with a bat when he admits to going out of his way to meet up with friends arguing over a girl.

Teenage shoe collectors fight over a designer tennis shoe deal gone bad; a countersuit for harassment comes into play.

A bicyclist claims she blacked out after being hit by a car and thrown to the ground; she sues for pain and suffering.

A bicyclist claims she blacked out after being hit by a car and thrown to the ground; she sues for pain and suffering.

Brandishing a gun around children, a bloody assault, and repossession of a truck come into play when ex-friends fight over money.

After an 8-year-old vandalizes 'wet' cement, a city contractor admits he didn't put up enough warning for the public because it encourages vandalism.

A woman claims her ex-roommate's sons disrupted their shared living experience; she is sued for breaking their apartment lease.

Real-life small-claims cases on issues affecting family life, presided over by outspoken former New York judge Judy Sheindlin

A muzzled dog with a history of predatory behaviour is accused of attacking a Puggle at an animal control centre; a horrified owner is traumatised.

A cyclist going the wrong way collides with a motorist who doesn't stop at a stop light; they both try to convince the Judge that they're not to blame.

A stubborn teenager claims it was the colour of her skin not her poor driving skills that lead to complications after a dangerous wreck.

A pet sitter claims her client's dog is terrified of him; the Judge orders an 'exchange plan' amenable to both parties.

When pregnant mother Megan Price is found dead in her home, there's evidence that multiple people didn't want her new baby to see the light of day.

An arrogant Bournemouth hotelier called Peter Taylor gets away with murdering his wife in 1982, but when he conspires to kill his son-in-law nine years later, his luck runs out

Student Sarah Yarborough was on her way to practice at Federal Way High School. She is found murdered just a hundred yards away from her car on the school's campus.

Surjit Athwal from Coventry was forced into an arranged marriage at 16. In 1998, she was lured to India under the false promise of a divorce and never returned.

Infanticide committed by teenagers, including instances when under-age mothers giving birth in secret kill their new born child

A pastor's congregation rallies around him when his wife dies in an accident, but his murky past suggests there is more to his wife's accident.

Student Sarah Yarborough was on her way to practice at Federal Way High School. She is found murdered just a hundred yards away from her car on the school's campus.

Surjit Athwal from Coventry was forced into an arranged marriage at 16. In 1998, she was lured to India under the false promise of a divorce and never returned.

An arrogant Bournemouth hotelier called Peter Taylor gets away with murdering his wife in 1982, but when he conspires to kill his son-in-law nine years later, his luck runs out

A woman sues her estranged son-in-law for money he received for housing while out of the country; she believes it should go to his wife and child.

A teenager's car is allegedly beaten with a bat when he admits to going out of his way to meet up with friends arguing over a girl.

Teenage shoe collectors fight over a designer tennis shoe deal gone bad; a countersuit for harassment comes into play.

A bicyclist claims she blacked out after being hit by a car and thrown to the ground; she sues for pain and suffering.

A bicyclist claims she blacked out after being hit by a car and thrown to the ground; she sues for pain and suffering.

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