Judge Faith Season 2 Episode 25 Church Pimping | Sick Puppy

In season 2, episode 25 of Judge Faith, titled "Church Pimping | Sick Puppy," two cases come before Judge Faith Jenkins.

In the first case, a woman is suing her former pastor for financial exploitation. She claims that the pastor, who she refers to as a "church pimp," coerced her to give him thousands of dollars over the course of several years. The plaintiff alleges that the pastor used his position of power to prey on her vulnerability and manipulate her into giving him money.

The defendant denies any wrongdoing and argues that the plaintiff gave him the money voluntarily. He maintains that he never coerced or pressured her into giving him anything and that she was free to make her own decisions.

As Judge Faith hears from both sides and examines the evidence, she must determine whether the plaintiff's accusations are credible or if the defendant's version of events is more accurate.

In the second case, the plaintiff is a person who purchased a sick puppy from a pet store. The plaintiff claims that the pet store misled them about the puppy's health and sold them a sick animal. The plaintiff alleges that they incurred significant veterinary bills and suffered emotional distress as a result of the pet store's negligence.

The defendant, the pet store owner, denies any wrongdoing and argues that they were not aware of the puppy's health issues at the time of the sale. The pet store owner maintains that they followed all necessary precautions and protocols when selling the puppy and that the plaintiff assumed all responsibility for the animal's health after the sale.

As Judge Faith weighs the evidence and hears from both parties, she must determine whether the pet store owner is responsible for the plaintiff's financial losses and emotional distress or if the plaintiff assumed all risks associated with owning a pet.

Ultimately, Judge Faith must navigate these complex legal issues and make a fair and just ruling in both cases.