Hot Bench Season 3 Episode 161 Doggie Business Clean-Up!; Motorcycle Mischief

Hot Bench season 3 episode 161, titled "Doggie Business Clean-Up!; Motorcycle Mischief," features two cases that bring the drama to the courtroom as Judge Tanya Acker, Judge Patricia DiMango, and Judge Michael Corriero preside over the disputes.

In the first case, a woman sues her former business partner and friend over an unpaid debt. The two had started a doggie waste cleanup business together, but the plaintiff claims that her partner did not contribute her fair share of the work or the funds. She is seeking $5,000 from her friend to settle the matter. The defendant says that she did contribute to the business and that they had an agreement that she would receive compensation once the business became profitable. She also alleges that the plaintiff was not living up to her end of the bargain and was using the business as a "personal piggy bank." The judges will have to decide who is telling the truth and who should receive the money in question.

The second case involves a dispute between two neighbors over a motorcycle. The plaintiff claims that the defendant's motorcycle is too loud and disturbing the peace in the neighborhood. He is seeking to have the motorcycle removed or have the defendant pay for soundproofing for his house. The defendant argues that the motorcycle is his property and that he has the right to ride it. He claims that he is not riding it excessively and that the plaintiff is simply being a nuisance. The judges will have to decide on a fair solution that takes both parties' interests into account.

Throughout the episode, the judges will listen to arguments, weigh evidence, and ultimately make a ruling on each case. As always on Hot Bench, the cases will involve real people with real conflicts, and the judges will aim to provide insight and wisdom to help them come to a resolution. With their experience and expertise, Judge Acker, Judge DiMango, and Judge Corriero will strive to ensure that justice is served in each case.