Ep 86. Disabled Helping the Disabled?; Highway Barricade Collision!

In season 22, episode 86 of Judge Judy, the focus is on two unrelated cases. The first, "Disabled Helping the Disabled," involves a disabled woman who loaned her handicap placard to a friend who was also disabled, but had no placard of her own. The friend then allowed her able-bodied daughter to use the placard to park in a handicapped space. The plaintiff alleges that the daughter's use of the placard caused her to have to park further away and walk more, exacerbating her pain and discomfort. Judge Judy must determine if the friend was within her rights to lend out the placard and if the daughter's use of it was justified.

The second case, "Highway Barricade Collision," centers around an accident that occurred when a car collided with a barricade on the highway. The driver of the car is being sued by the city for damages to the barricade. The plaintiff argues that the driver was reckless and caused the accident, while the defendant claims that the barricade was not properly marked and that he had no way of knowing it was there. Judge Judy must decide if the defendant was at fault and if he should be held responsible for the damages to the barricade.

Throughout the episode, Judge Judy uses her sharp wit and straightforward approach to get to the heart of each case. She asks pointed questions, demands evidence, and cuts through any excuses or deflections. She does not hesitate to call out any falsehoods or inconsistencies and is determined to reach a fair and just verdict in each case.

Overall, season 22, episode 86 of Judge Judy offers viewers a glimpse into the inner workings of the judicial process. It highlights the importance of evidence and careful consideration in reaching a fair and accurate verdict. With Judge Judy at the helm, viewers can expect an entertaining and insightful look at two very different legal cases.