Hot Bench Season 7 Episode 94 Mud-Slinging, Car-Keying Best Friend Fail!

As far as bad breakups go, this one is pretty rough. Former best friends, turned bitter enemies, take their fight to Judge Acker's bench. Jada claims that her ex-friend, Simona, keyed her car and vandalized her property after Jada found out that Simona was sleeping with her boyfriend. Simona denies the accusations and instead, claims that Jada is the one trying to ruin her life by spreading lies and rumors about her.

The tension in the courtroom is palpable as Judge Acker tries to untangle the web of accusations and counter-claims. The evidence, including a damaged car and security footage, doesn't provide a clear answer. And when Jada and Simona take the stand, their testimonies only add more fuel to the fire.

Judge Acker is determined to get to the bottom of this messy situation. With the help of Judges Corriero and DiMango, she sifts through the mud-slinging and car-keying, looking for any shred of evidence that will help her make a fair and just ruling. But with emotions running high and tempers flaring, it may be impossible to reach a resolution that satisfies everyone.

As the episode unfolds, we see flashbacks of Jada and Simona's once tight-knit friendship. We hear from other witnesses who have been caught up in the drama. And we watch as Judge Acker struggles to keep the proceedings on track, despite the personal attacks and dramatic outbursts.

In the end, Judge Acker has a decision to make. She considers the evidence, the testimony, and the behavior of both parties before rendering her verdict. But even as she bangs her gavel, the animosity between Jada and Simona is clear. Their relationship may be beyond repair, but Judge Acker hopes that her ruling will at least provide some closure for both parties.

Overall, this episode of Hot Bench is a gripping and emotional look at what happens when friendships fall apart. It's a reminder that even the closest bonds can be broken by betrayal and hurt feelings. And it's a testament to the power of the court system to try and bring some resolution to even the messiest of disputes.