Ep 125. Blind Man's Outrageous Request!; Service Dog Attacked in Coffee Shop!
- February 5, 2019
In this episode of Judge Judy, a blind man makes an unusual request for compensation after his service dog was attacked at a coffee shop. The man, who relies heavily on his dog to navigate his daily life, claims that the attack has left him unable to trust his dog in public places and has caused him significant emotional distress. However, the owner of the coffee shop argues that the attack was provoked by the man's negligence in controlling the dog and that he should not be held liable for any damages.
As Judge Judy listens to both sides of the story, she attempts to determine who is responsible for the attack and whether the blind man's request for compensation is justified. She questions the coffee shop owner about the steps he takes to ensure the safety of his customers, including policies regarding service animals, and asks the blind man about the specific circumstances of the attack.
In addition to the primary case involving the service dog attack, Judge Judy hears several other cases during the episode. These include a dispute between roommates over unpaid rent, a disagreement between a landlord and tenant over the condition of a rental property, and a lawsuit between neighbors over property boundaries.
Throughout the episode, Judge Judy employs her trademark tough but fair approach to judging, carefully scrutinizing the evidence presented by each side and making rulings based on the facts of the case. She frequently interrupts witnesses who stray from the point or who attempt to provide irrelevant information, and is quick to cut through any attempts at deception or dishonesty.
Ultimately, Judge Judy delivers her rulings on each of the cases brought before her, ensuring that justice is served and that the parties involved are held accountable for their actions. Whether dealing with issues of property, trust, or personal injury, she remains a steadfast advocate for fairness and honesty, providing valuable lessons for viewers and participants alike.
