True Crime +1

A landlord says a family left behind a bullet-ridden TV and a mess when they moved out; former stepbrothers fight over the unpaid balance on a truck.

A man says a couple ganged up on him over money, stabbing him in the head and face and slashing his tyres.

The judge is incredulous when a man who owes child support considers buying annual passes to Disneyland. A man claims his friend's medical marijuana use made him relapse back onto crack cocaine.

A man asks a driver to pay for his ride and for dinner for his girlfriend and himself. A coffee shop owner's pit/lab mix is accused of biting a customer's small dog.

A woman leaves her children in the backseat of her car in an attempt to seek child support so that she can afford to buy nappies. Her actions have led to a nasty fight with her ex lover.

A woman regrets hiring family friends to help with a move when her vehicle is involved in a police chase and work hours are disputed.

A teenager accuses his landscaping boss of stealing money from his bank account, but his boss claims he was fired after being verbally abusive to his wife. A woman claims she paid more than $4,000 for a landscaping job that was never even started.

Alleged child abuse, an ankle monitor, and a restraining order come into play when a father and son sue a former roommate to get their property back. A young woman accused of vandalising a rental property points the finger at her husband.

After seeing a resemblance to an ex-girlfriend's baby, a man takes a paternity test, and the mother of his newfound child sues him for vandalism. A teenager fights to regain possession of her dog after temporarily giving it to a friend.

A 19-year-old sues her ex-boyfriend for holding her against her will and destroying her new phone. A woman admits that she lost her licence due to a DUI and a friend sues her for the time he spent driving her around.

Former magistrate, the honourable Judy Sheindlin, presides over real family court cases, marital dissension and small claims disputes with a no-nonsense, wisecracking approach to her work.

A man sues his ex for repayment of a loan; a landlord accuses a family of intentionally vandalising a pipe and creating a flood.

A fed-up tenant goes after her landlord; a motorist says he had no option but to sideswipe another vehicle.

Brothers fight with former flatmates over property damages; a landlady says a tenant's relative harassed and threatened her.

A landlady accuses a former tenant of assault and animal cruelty; a woman sues her former friend for crashing her BMW; a grandmother pays restitution for her son's friend.

Detective Keogh and SIO Terry Crompton discuss the 2016 murder of Yang Liu, whose torso was found in a suitcase.

Geoffrey Wansell explores the case of Pierre Le Gris, who reports his wife missing in Dorset and police are instantly wary.

Simon Toyne travels to Liverpool to unravel the notorious story of the murder of James Bulger, who was abducted and killed by two 10-year-old boys.