Judge Judy Season 25 Episode 189 DUI for Professional Driver!; The Twice-Stolen Puppy!; The Sound of Shattered Windows in the Morning!

As a professional driver, there is never an excuse for driving under the influence, and Judge Judy is not afraid to enforce that rule in season 25 episode 189 of her eponymous show. In this episode, a driver finds himself in court after being pulled over for DUI while driving a company vehicle. The judge's no-nonsense approach quickly gets to the heart of the matter, as she demands to know why anyone would take such a serious risk. As the case unfolds, tensions rise, and Judge Judy is left to decide on a fitting punishment.

But DUI isn't the only issue on the docket for this episode of Judge Judy. The courtroom drama continues with a dispute over a stolen puppy. Not just any stolen puppy, but a puppy that has been stolen twice! The plaintiff argues that the puppy was first stolen from her car, only to be returned by the thief a day later. But then, the dog was stolen a second time from her backyard, and the plaintiff is convinced that the same person is responsible. The defendant insists that they had nothing to do with the theft, and the tension in the courtroom is palpable.

As if that weren't enough, Judge Judy is also tasked with handling a case involving some seriously broken windows. The plaintiff claims that their landlord is responsible for the damage, as the windows were broken during a repair that the landlord was made aware of but failed to address. The defendant argues that they had nothing to do with the damaged windows and that they only became aware of the issue after the fact.

As always, Judge Judy approaches each case with a keen eye for detail and a determination to get to the bottom of things. With her strong personality and no-nonsense approach, she quickly cuts through the drama and gets to the heart of each issue. Whether she's ruling on a case of DUI, dealing with a stolen puppy, or determining who is responsible for a set of broken windows, Judge Judy never shies away from making tough decisions - and that's why she's been such a beloved figure on television for over two decades.