True Crime +1

A 12-year-old boy accused of flooding his home insists it was an accident; police are called due to a relationship that gets out of hand.

A car sold to a friend breaks down and is repossessed; siblings argue about which of them crashed a car into a tree.

Child support and failing vision come into play when lovers call it quits; a man accuses his former friends of bullying, but they say they were staging an intervention.

A formerly-engaged couple fight over possessions and expenses after their wedding is called off; a woman sues her brother for stealing her belongings and pawning them to pay rent.

A man says someone stole his identity and used it for the sale of a car; owners of waterfront property say construction was botched; a woman lent a large sum of money to her friend, who insists it was a gift.

An woman discovers that there is a lien on the truck she saved up to buy.

A father and daughter fight over custody of a car; a man who crashed his friend's car into a tree blames a deer.

A caregiver says she was the victim of vandalism and harassment soon after she questioned her client's need for state-sponsored support.

A couple are sued for unpaid rent and damages; a woman sues for taxi fees, defamation of character and a refund; a woman sues her ex-boyfriend for the cost of pet care and unpaid rent.

Neighbours feud over custody of a pony; after staying with a man she met online, a woman sues him for repayment of loans.

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 accidentally steps on a woman's 12-year-old Pomeranian, and she claims he was drunk and devoid of empathy. When a man is accused of crashing his friend's new mini-bike, the judge teaches him an important lesson about personal responsibility.

A car sale goes wrong when the vehicle goes missing and the seller's overseas trip complicates rightful ownership. A woman sues her son's ex-girlfriend for medical bills after being bitten by her dog, but the judge goes deeper to get to the truth.

A man claims his daughter was punched in the face repeatedly by his live-in lover's son. She denies all claims. A father says he paid extra support to prevent his daughter from being homeless, and he is suing the mother for turning her against him.

An artist claims he was kicked out of his gallery space after he had finished renovating it. The property owner says the artist damaged his building. A mother and daughter go after their landlord for an alleged lockout and destruction of property.

Geoffrey Wansell explores the case of Linda Anders, who was found dead at her Merseyside home - her wheelchair-bound husband Malcolm claims an intruder broke in.

Special Investigating Officer Steve Wilkins reopened a series of Pembrokeshire crimes - burglaries, murders and assaults - by launching Operation Ottawa, a review aimed at identifying the perpetrator.

Jackie Malton explores the case of Myra Hindley and Ian Brady, the Moors Murderers, who killed five children in and around Manchester between 1963 and 1965.