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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 woman says she lent her boyfriend thousands of dollars to be spent on his discrimination lawsuit against a restaurant. Unmarried parents wage war against each other by filing restraining orders for harassment and calling the police multiple times.

An entertainment manager accepts money from his girlfriend to promote a male model at a fashion show. A teen says a male co-worker made unwanted romantic advances toward him and harassed him incessantly over a small debt.

A newly married woman sues a bridal shop owner for delivering a reportedly damaged, custom-made wedding gown.

A woman says an in-law assaulted her when he slammed his truck door on her. He counter-sues, claiming she filed false police and CPS reports.

A caterer is accused of misleading a bed-and-breakfast owner when he uses his rental as a place of business, and property is damaged. A mother loses her fight for custody of her three children and is sued by a friend for payback of attorney fees.

A man's first contracting job happens to be the renovation of his sick sister's home. His niece sues him for theft and assault.

A wreck in the rain leaves a car totalled. Then, accused of fraud, the finance manager for a car dealership says the plaintiff and the police lied.

A young mother is caught on tape beating her neighbour's door. Then, a man admits to stealing $1,000 in cash from his girlfriend while she was in the hospital.

A man accuses his ex-girlfriend of vandalising his car. Then, a woman says her neighbour's teen boyfriend assaulted her.

Former friends battle over a 35-year-old luxury car. Then, an owner of beachfront property says a group of male renters trashed the place.

A woman with breast cancer sues her ex-boyfriend for holding on to the proceeds from the sale of her jewellery to pay for medical treatment. Then, buyer and sellers argue over a deposit placed on a vehicle.

Ex-lovers battle over loans and a woman sues for her property.

A son is sued by his mother for several unpaid loans. Then, a woman sues her former roommate.

A woman says damaging her ex's truck was an accident. Then, a mobile-home buyer's stories do not add up.

Neighbours dispute thousands of dollars in veterinary-bill liability after a pit bull attacks a tiny dog. Then, a golfer blames the lack of a protective fence for his errant ball breaking a car's windscreen and a woman wants her ex to repay her.

A woman accuses her ex of stealing her tablet computer. Then, a man sues his former girlfriend for the return of a washer and dryer.

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 teenager purchases a used dirt-bike only to discover that it was stolen property. A disgruntled flat manager blames a tenant for the loss of his job but neglects to bring a witness to support his case, and the tenant claims he was harassed.

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 says towing company owners made outrageous accusations to police, causing him to be falsely arrested; a good Samaritan says her "friend" scammed her with bad checks.

A woman repeatedly denies responsibility after the poodle she was watching allegedly bites a stranger. When ex-lovers lose all their gambling cash, an additional $800 loan to gamble causes a fight.

When Nicki Collingbourne is murdered in her Hertfordshire home, the prime suspect is a man caught on CCTV. Detectives discover it's Nicki's half-sister in disguise.

Two Edinburgh teens vanished after leaving the World's End pub in 1977; their bodies were found miles apart. A 37-year forensic hunt finally solved the case and delivered justice.

The attacks of the man known as the 'M25 Rapist' triggered one of the biggest manhunts in British history - forensic techniques eventually led to his capture.

A mother is found dead in the woods on the outskirts of Manchester. Her boyfriend is the main suspect but with no witnesses or DNA, police call on two forensic investigators.

Geoffrey Wansell revisits the case of Terry Clifton, who murdered two men in Morecambe in 1995. Nicknamed 'Spider-Man', he was convicted of both murders.