Hot Bench Season 1 Episode 109 Braking Badly!; Biker Smashes Into Windshield!

As a biker cruises down the road, suddenly, a reckless driver cuts him off. The biker slams on his brakes, only to be thrown off his bike and into the windshield of the car. The driver swears it wasn't his fault, while the biker maintains he had plenty of time to react. In this episode of Hot Bench, Judge Acker hears arguments from both parties to determine the rightful compensation for this accident.

First up is the biker, who has sustained injuries from his accident. His argument is that the driver failed to signal his turn and therefore, is at fault for the collision. He also states that the driver was talking on his phone at the time of the accident, which makes him responsible for being distracted and not paying attention to the road. The defendant rebuts that the biker was speeding and didn't have enough time to stop. Further, the defendant alleges that the biker was weaving through traffic, making him difficult to see.

Judge Acker and her fellow judges, Judge Tanya and Judge Larry, listen to the evidence presented by both sides. The defendant brings in eyewitnesses who state that the biker was traveling at an unsafe speed and was weaving in and out of traffic. The plaintiff, on the other hand, presents photos of the defendant's car, showing that the turn signal was not on at the time of the accident.

As the evidence unfolds, Judge Acker grills both parties on their statements, trying to get to the bottom of what actually happened on the day of the accident. She questions the defendant on whether he was, in fact, talking on the phone at the time of the accident. The plaintiff, too, faces tough questioning on whether he was obeying the speed limit and riding in a straight line.

Ultimately, Judge Acker must make a decision on the case. She listens carefully to both sides before giving her ruling. The outcome will come down to what she believes to be the true facts behind the accident.

This episode of Hot Bench brings two parties face to face to determine what really happened in a traffic collision. Through the testimony of both sides and the careful listening of the judges, the truth about the events of that fateful day will be uncovered.