The People's Court Season 25 Episode 134 Fibbing to a Judge

The People's Court season 25 episode 134 is titled "Fibbing to a Judge." This episode focuses on a case where a plaintiff is suing the defendant for breach of contract. The plaintiff claims that they entered into a contract with the defendant to provide them with computing services. However, the defendant failed to make the necessary payments on time, which resulted in the plaintiff terminating the contract.

The defendant denies ever entering into a contract with the plaintiff and claims that they have no obligation to pay for any services. The plaintiff has brought evidence in the form of emails and invoices to prove the existence of the contract.

As the case unfolds, it becomes clear that the defendant has been lying to the judge. The defendant has not only denied the existence of the contract but has also made false statements about their financial situation. The judge becomes irritated with the defendant and warns them about the consequences of perjury.

The defendant's lawyer tries to defend their client's actions by claiming that they were confused about the details of the contract. However, the judge is not convinced and demands that the defendant provide evidence to support their claims.

In the end, the judge rules in favor of the plaintiff, ordering the defendant to pay damages and legal fees. The defendant is also reprimanded for lying to the court and told that perjury is a serious offense.

This episode highlights the importance of telling the truth in court and the consequences of lying to a judge. It also serves as a reminder to litigants that they must come prepared with evidence to support their claims and that the judge will not tolerate dishonesty.