True Crime +1 Thursday

An uninsured motorist rear-ends another vehicle and offers the driver his car title in exchange for settling matters without the police.

Tension builds in a small living space and leads to violence.

After meeting on a dating website, ex live-in lovers fight over rent, property and the cost of a moving van.

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A woman leaves her children in the backseat of her car in order to seek child support to buy diapers; her actions lead to a nasty fight with her ex.

After seeing a resemblance to an ex-girlfriend's baby, a man takes a paternity test; the mother of his newfound child sues him for vandalism.

A man videotapes his ex-fiancee allegedly slamming his computer in a car door as she drives away; she sues him for damages to her vehicle.

A verbal contract in the amount of $14,500 for a Harley ends badly when the barter portion of the deal gets lost in translation.

A man accused of coming into court with unclean hands regarding a botched co-op deal is put in his place after talking back to Her Honour.

A young man sets off to Paris with his girlfriend only to allegedly beg his mum for money once he gets there; she sues him for payback.

When a young man exhibits allegedly poor restaurant manners, an outraged father takes justice into his own hands.

Bricks are thrown and assault charges are filed when two women fight over the same unemployed man; the Judge sets them straight.

Real-life small-claims cases on issues affecting family life, presided over by outspoken former New York judge Judy Sheindlin

Real-life small-claims cases on issues affecting family life, presided over by outspoken former New York judge Judy Sheindlin

Real-life small-claims cases on issues affecting family life, presided over by outspoken former New York judge Judy Sheindlin

Winners of a pool tournament say they were promised trophies, a banquet, and $600 in cash but were allegedly assaulted by the league manager instead.

A woman accuses her country singer ex-fiancé of infidelity and of stealing her engagement ring; he claims he just had a lot of groupies.

A dog breeder is accused of filing a retaliatory restraining order after a dissatisfied customer calls the attorney general to complain about her puppy's medical condition.

A teenager accuses his landscaping boss of stealing money from his bank account; his boss claims he was fired after being verbally abusive to his wife.

Alleged child abuse, an ankle monitor and a restraining order come into play when a father and son sue their former roommate for return of property.

A family fight over workout DVDs leads to a brawl between brothers and a $2,000 medical bill.

A single mother is offered refuge in a woman's home; she later sues for damaging a lamp and unlawful eviction.

Alleged abuse of the judicial system, harassment claims, and swimming privileges for homeschooled children come into play.

What starts as an inquiry about the health of a sick man, ends in a full-blown fist fight between relatives at the foot of his bed.

When two women team up to surprise their cheating boyfriend, all hell breaks loose; months later, the two women meet again and violence erupts.

A man's love/hate relationship with his 16-year-old motorcycle ends with a heated lawsuit over allegedly shoddy repairs that left him stranded.

Henry Stange's life is irrevocably altered after a serious motorcycle accident. Soon after, he falls into a deep depression and opioid addiction.

Detective Susan Goreck puts her life in jeopardy as she goes undercover to catch the person responsible for poisoning a mother and her two sons

The case of Levi Bellfield, who was already in prison for killing two women when he was found guilty of the 2002 murder of schoolgirl Milly Dowler

CCTV and GPS exposed Kaitlin Armstrong for Mo Wilson's murder. In the UK, CCTV and digital forensics led to Liam Smith's killers.

The fatal journey of Port Talbot taxi driver Linda Thomas in 1973, who picked up a homicidal homeless drifter called Trevor Howell

A young man, Tyrone France, becomes embroiled in Newport's drugs underworld, meeting a disastrous end in a remote forest clearing in 1996

The case of Levi Bellfield, who was already in prison for killing two women when he was found guilty of the 2002 murder of schoolgirl Milly Dowler

CCTV and GPS exposed Kaitlin Armstrong for Mo Wilson's murder. In the UK, CCTV and digital forensics led to Liam Smith's killers.

Detective Susan Goreck puts her life in jeopardy as she goes undercover to catch the person responsible for poisoning a mother and her two sons

Real-life small-claims cases on issues affecting family life, presided over by outspoken former New York judge Judy Sheindlin

Real-life small-claims cases on issues affecting family life, presided over by outspoken former New York judge Judy Sheindlin

Winners of a pool tournament say they were promised trophies, a banquet, and $600 in cash but were allegedly assaulted by the league manager instead.

A woman accuses her country singer ex-fiancé of infidelity and of stealing her engagement ring; he claims he just had a lot of groupies.

A dog breeder is accused of filing a retaliatory restraining order after a dissatisfied customer calls the attorney general to complain about her puppy's medical condition.