The People's Court Season 22 Episode 136 A Doggy Dilemma

In this episode of The People's Court, Judge Marilyn Milian presides over a case involving a doggy dilemma. The plaintiff in the case, Ms. Johnson, is suing her former landlord, Mr. Thompson, over the loss of her beloved pet dog, Buddy.

According to Ms. Johnson, she had been renting an apartment from Mr. Thompson for several years and had always kept her dog, Buddy, with her in the apartment. However, when she decided to move out of the apartment and into a new home, she left Buddy with Mr. Thompson temporarily until she could get settled in her new place.

Ms. Johnson claims that she had an understanding with Mr. Thompson that she would be able to come and pick up Buddy whenever she was ready, but when she called to make arrangements to get her dog back, Mr. Thompson claimed that Buddy had escaped from his apartment and was nowhere to be found.

Despite Ms. Johnson's efforts to find her dog, including posting flyers and searching the neighborhood, she has been unable to locate Buddy and believes that Mr. Thompson is responsible for his disappearance.

Mr. Thompson, on the other hand, denies any wrongdoing and claims that he did everything he could to keep Buddy safe while he was in his care. He argues that Buddy may have simply run away on his own and that he should not be held responsible for the dog's disappearance.

As the case unfolds, Judge Milian must review the evidence presented by both parties and determine who is responsible for the loss of Buddy. She listens to testimony from witnesses, including neighbors who claim to have seen the dog running loose in the area, as well as experts who offer insight into the behavior of dogs and the precautions that should be taken when caring for them.

Ultimately, Judge Milian must decide whether Mr. Thompson is responsible for the loss of Buddy and whether he should be required to compensate Ms. Johnson for the emotional distress she has suffered over the loss of her beloved pet.

The People's Court is a popular courtroom television show that has been on the air since 1981. The show features real cases brought before Judge Milian, who serves as the presiding judge and offers her legal expertise and opinions on the cases presented. The show is known for its engaging format, which allows viewers to see real-life legal disputes play out in the courtroom, and for Judge Milian's quick wit and no-nonsense approach to the law.