Ep 139. Never Pepper Spray a Cop's Kid!; Vandal's Apology Caught on Text?!

In this episode of Judge Judy, titled "Never Pepper Spray a Cop's Kid!; Vandal's Apology Caught on Text?!", two cases of misbehavior and disrespect come before Judge Judy.

In the first case, a college student admits to pepper spraying a police officer's son during a party. The defendant claims she did not know the boy was related to a police officer and that she only used the pepper spray in self-defense. The plaintiff argues that the defendant acted recklessly and could have caused serious harm to her son. Judge Judy must determine if the defendant's actions were justified or if she broke the law by using pepper spray.

In the second case, a man is accused of vandalizing a woman's car. The plaintiff claims she caught the defendant in the act and confronted him. He denied it at first but later sent her a text message apologizing for the incident. The defendant argues that the message was not an admission of guilt and that he did not cause the damage to the plaintiff's car. Judge Judy must decide if the defendant is responsible for the damages and if he owes the plaintiff compensation for the repairs.

As Judge Judy listens to both cases, she displays her characteristic no-nonsense attitude and straightforward approach to justice. She demands honest answers from both parties and will not tolerate any dishonesty or evasion. With her years of experience as a family court judge and her sharp wit, Judge Judy skillfully navigates these two cases and ensures that justice is served.

Tune in to this episode of Judge Judy to see how the cases play out and to watch Judge Judy deliver her trademark brand of justice.