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judge judy question #1014296
05/13/15 10:22 AM
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on one of her case she let this woman give the car that her and her ex-husband had title in the divorce decree to her new husband and judge judy let her keep the car when she found out the daughter use the credit card without the other woman permission, why didn't judge judy just tell the daughter she can get her car back when she pays off the credit card debt, instead of saying she can keep the car forever. cool lab puppy

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Re: judge judy question [Re: family] #1014299
05/13/15 10:39 AM
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Because who knows when the daughter could pay back the credit card debt. This was a quick solution to settle it. Civil court has different outcomes than other lawsuits. At least both sides walk away 5 thousand richer.


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Re: judge judy question [Re: family] #1014301
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okay thank you very much and thanks for clearing that up.

Re: judge judy question [Re: family] #1014396
05/14/15 08:10 AM
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I've recently learned that Judge Judy's TV court doesn't work exactly like regular courts. She's more of an arbiter. Both sides agree in advance to accept her decision as final. There's no appeal. So, sometimes her verdicts don't seem to follow accepted legal process.

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It's a civil court, and to win a case there, vs. criminal court is very different and require less evidence.

If you ever feel like sitting in a small claims court in your county. you will see it is very similar.

Civil vs, Criminal court

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Re: judge judy question [Re: family] #1014432
05/14/15 11:55 AM
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Small claims is awesome to watch. The judge has a load of 'discretionary' power. In some cases, the judge makes a decision, and then one of the litigants mouths off to the court and the judge CHANGES the verdict. I've seen it happen.

I had a small claims case once myself. The judge listened to me, asked to see the burned clothing and bedding (used dryer burned up my clothes on the first use) and when it was time for the 'defendant' to speak, the judge had ONE question: "Did the dryer you sold her burn her clothing?" The defendant was a mean guy with a bad temper. The defendant started to go into an explanation and the judge cut him off, and asked again, "Did the dryer burn her clothing?" Defendant tried again to explain and the judge just pounded his gavel and found in my favor. Wheeee. Was fun to do, but scary. Shortest case I'd ever seen. Probably took 5 minutes start to finish. I was happy not to be the defendant. Whew! That guy was so angry. He had to come pick up the dryer and give me back my money. He was also supposed to pay me for the ruined clothing and bedding, but he refused. I didn't press the matter. Hated to see him again, but we got it done and I got him out of here as fast as I could.

Gotta be nice to the judge. In small claims, the judge goes on 'feelings' about the litigants. I'd do it again if I had a good case.


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