Ep 60. Short Romance, Long Headache!; Sparrow Breaks Lease?; Amusement Park Pass Fraud?!
- November 13, 2017
In season 22 episode 60 of Judge Judy, titled "Short Romance, Long Headache!; Sparrow Breaks Lease?; Amusement Park Pass Fraud?!", viewers are treated to three separate cases of legal drama.
The first case involves a woman who claims that she was in a short-lived relationship with a man, but ended things because he was physically abusive. However, the man is now suing her for the cost of a laptop that he claims she stole from him during their relationship. Judge Judy must untangle the complicated web of accusations and determine who is telling the truth.
The second case involves a landlord who claims that her tenant, Sparrow, broke her lease early and owes her several months of rent. However, Sparrow argues that the landlord failed to make necessary repairs to the rental property, leaving her with no choice but to leave. Judge Judy must decide whether the landlord or the tenant is at fault in this dispute.
The final case of the episode revolves around alleged fraud at an amusement park. A woman claims that she purchased season passes for herself and some family members, but the passes turned out to be invalid. The woman is now suing the amusement park for the cost of the passes, plus additional damages. Judge Judy must determine whether the amusement park engaged in fraudulent business practices, and whether the woman is entitled to compensation.
Throughout the episode, Judge Judy uses her trademark no-nonsense approach to get to the bottom of each case. She listens carefully to each party's arguments, asks tough questions, and dispenses her trademark brand of justice. Despite the complexities and emotional weight of each case, she remains calm and composed, never losing sight of her role as a fair and impartial judge.
In the end, viewers will be left with a clear sense of how the law applies to each of these situations, and how Judge Judy arrived at her decisions. It's just another day in the courtroom for America's favorite judge.
