Hot Bench Season 2 Episode 25 Love, Felony and Spare Ribs!
- October 2, 2015
In Hot Bench season 2 episode 25 titled Love, Felony and Spare Ribs!, three cases are presented to the judges. Judges Acker, Corriero, and DiMango hear the cases and render their verdicts.
In the first case, a woman is suing her ex-boyfriend for stealing her identity and using it to take out loans and credit cards. The defendant claims that the plaintiff knew about the loans and even accompanied him to the bank to take them out. The plaintiff denies this and says that he took advantage of her trust and stole her identity. The judges must decide whether the defendant is lying or if the plaintiff is simply trying to get revenge on her ex-boyfriend.
The second case involves a landlord-tenant dispute. The landlord is suing his tenant for unpaid rent and damages to the apartment. The tenant claims that the landlord never fixed a leak that caused her to slip and fall, and that the damages to the apartment were caused by normal wear and tear. The judges must determine whether the landlord is entitled to the unpaid rent and damages or if the tenant has a valid defense.
The final case centers around a dispute over a barbecue grill. The plaintiff claims that the defendant stole her grill and refuses to return it. The defendant says that the grill was a gift and that the plaintiff is just trying to cause trouble. The judges must determine whether the defendant is telling the truth or if the plaintiff has a legitimate claim to the grill.
Throughout the episode, the judges ask probing questions and try to get to the truth of each case. They also offer their opinions and advice on how to prevent similar disputes in the future. By the end of the episode, the judges render their verdicts and provide insightful commentary on each case.
Overall, Love, Felony and Spare Ribs! is an engaging and thought-provoking episode of Hot Bench that showcases the judges' legal expertise and ability to make fair and impartial decisions. Whether you're a legal professional or just enjoy watching courtroom dramas, this episode is sure to entertain and enlighten.
