Ep 231. Poorly Performing Parents?!; Teacup Yorkie Fall!; Truck Driver Ripped Off?!

In this episode of Judge Judy, titled "Poorly Performing Parents?!; Teacup Yorkie Fall!; Truck Driver Ripped Off?!", three cases are brought before Judge Judy.

The first case involves a mother and daughter who have been asked to leave their apartment due to their failure to pay rent. The mother claims that she has been unable to work due to a back injury, but Judge Judy quickly discovers that the mother has been working under the table and spending money on unnecessary items. The daughter, despite having a job, has also neglected to pay rent and has been spending money on luxury items. Judge Judy doesn't take kindly to these "poorly performing parents" and orders them to compensate their landlord for the unpaid rent.

In the second case, a woman is suing her former friend for the cost of her dog's medical bills after the teacup Yorkie fell down a flight of stairs while in the friend's care. The defendant argues that the woman knew the dog was prone to falling and had not provided adequate instructions on how to care for the animal. However, Judge Judy determines that the defendant was negligent in her care of the dog and orders her to pay for the medical bills.

The final case revolves around a truck driver who claims to have been ripped off by a man who promised to provide him with a trailer for his trucking business. The defendant argues that he provided the trailer as promised and that the plaintiff simply wants to back out of the deal. However, Judge Judy discovers that the defendant had falsified documents in order to cover up the fact that the trailer was not in his possession, leading her to rule in favor of the plaintiff.

Throughout the episode, Judge Judy provides stern but fair judgments and uses her wit to cut through the excuses and lies of those appearing before her court. With her years of experience as a judge and her no-nonsense approach to justice, she brings resolution to each of the cases presented in this episode.