Judge Judy Season 21 Episode 28 Pot-Bellied Pig Bite!; Two Bedrooms Too Small!

In season 21 episode 28 of Judge Judy, titled "Pot-Bellied Pig Bite!; Two Bedrooms Too Small!", two cases are brought before Judge Judy for resolution.

In the first case, a woman sues her neighbors for emotional distress and medical bills after their pot-bellied pig attacked her. The plaintiff claims that she was walking her dog past the neighbor's property when the pig ran out and bit her on the leg, leading to serious injuries that required a hospital visit. The defendant argues that the plaintiff provoked the pig by taunting it with her dog and that she was trespassing on their property. Judge Judy must determine whether the plaintiff bears any responsibility for the incident and whether the defendants are liable for damages.

In the second case, a woman sued her former landlord for withholding her security deposit and charging her for damages to an apartment she lived in for two years. The plaintiff claims that the landlord misrepresented the size of the apartment, and she was forced to live in a cramped space with her boyfriend and two children. She also claims that the apartment was infested with pests and that the landlord failed to make necessary repairs. The defendant argues that the plaintiff caused damage to the apartment beyond normal wear and tear and that she never formally requested repairs. Judge Judy must determine whether the plaintiff deserves her security deposit back and whether the landlord was negligent in maintaining the property.

As always, Judge Judy doesn't hold back in her questioning and commentary on the cases. She calls out any inconsistencies in testimony and makes sure all evidence is presented before making her ruling. Both cases have surprising twists and turns, making for compelling television. Tune in to see how Judge Judy handles the pot-bellied pig and cramped apartment disputes in this episode.