Judge Judy Season 20 Episode 188 Parent of the Year in the Hot Seat!; Runaway Pit Bull Puppy!
- May 18, 2016
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In season 20 episode 188 of Judge Judy, titled "Parent of the Year in the Hot Seat!; Runaway Pit Bull Puppy!", Judge Judy tackles two cases that deal with parenting and pets. The first case involves a woman who is suing her ex-boyfriend for failing to pay child support for their child. The defendant claims that he shouldn't have to pay child support because he wasn't the biological father of the child. However, the plaintiff argues that the defendant acted as the child's father and should be held financially responsible.
In the second case, a woman is suing her neighbor after her pit bull puppy ran away and was found by the neighbor. The plaintiff claims that the neighbor refused to give the dog back and is now claiming that the dog was abused while under her care. The neighbor argues that she was trying to protect the dog from its abusive owner and that she had no intention of keeping it.
As Judge Judy hears both cases, she looks for evidence to support each party's claims. She asks the plaintiff and defendant in the first case to provide proof of paternity and questions their relationship history. In the second case, she examines witness statements and asks the neighbor to provide evidence of abuse.
Throughout the episode, Judge Judy delivers her trademark tough love and no-nonsense approach to the cases. She doesn't hesitate to call out any lies or misrepresentations made by the parties and demands that they be honest and forthright. She also gives advice and guidance to the parties, reminding them of their responsibilities as parents and pet owners.
In the end, Judge Judy makes her ruling on each case, based on the evidence presented. She provides both parties with a clear explanation of her decision, and offers advice on how to move forward. The episode concludes with Judge Judy reminding viewers of the importance of taking responsibility for their actions and treating others with respect and compassion.