True Crime +1 Monday

A clown-for-hire is sued by an entertainment booker for alleged non-payment of services; the clown countersues for defamation of character.

A teenager sues her estranged father for the return or value of a car he sold to her; a dispute over a live-in-lover comes into play

Former friends, who protest all romantic attachments, argue about a loan to pay a utility bill and a false restraining order.

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Punchy reality show about a female judge that has made a real impact on the American justice system. Judge Judy is real, honest and keen to get to the bottom of emotional cases.

A woman accuses the father of her child of taking her car without permission and wrecking it while driving drunk.

A woman demands that her grandson's father pay for childcare costs and an alleged loan; he claims it was all a gift.

Slapping an 11-year-old girl across the face is the accusation laid against a man by his neighbor; he says she exaggerates and countersues for harassment.

Tazing, stabbing and jail time come into play when ex-lovers drink heavily during heated arguments.

Two women, each with a child by the same man, get into a violent confrontation; police intervention and child visitation come into play.

A man sells his Rottweiler for $300 because he was 'disobedient' to his wife but admits he was training him to be a service dog.

When a woman's home is damaged by fire, her cousin offers her a place to stay; unpaid rent and complaints to police soon follow.

A man accuses his ex-lover of selling his car while he was incarcerated; she sues him for damages from an alleged assault.

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

A man claims he chased his attackers away with a lead pipe after he was robbed and assaulted at the banquet hall he rented out for a party.

A woman sues a man for crashing her car, making unauthorized charges on her credit card, and for ruining her credit.

A woman sues her sister's ex-fiancé for a $5,000 unpaid business loan; he insists that he never saw the money.

A woman is suing her former friend for the return of her TV; her ex-friend claims it was stolen from her car.

After being accused of stealing jewelry from her twin sister and pawning it, a woman claims it was family property and denies owing for a loan.

After meeting in a bar, a 34-year-old woman loans a 20-year-old over 100 DVDs and claims he shattered several of them after the police were called.

When a woman pours out a bottle of bourbon because she's mad that her boyfriend and his daughter are drinking again, a fight breaks out.

A woman claims her ex-friend won't return her belongings or her dog; he says he's either given away or sold everything, including the dog.

A woman buys a fixer-upper car for her teenage son and finds a mechanic that may have cut some corners to bring it up to speed.

A man is accused of sharing a tragic story in order to get a sizeable loan from a friend; he insists it was a down payment for work.

A young man is incarcerated only days after buying a Mustang from a business man with ten children; the inmate makes the case that he was scammed.

A teenager claims he took the fall for a friend after a car accident and lied to police about who was responsible.

Detective Keogh and the team uncover nurse Kevin Cobb's crimes of rape and manslaughter. Parallel investigations, drug evidence, and friend's lead reveal all

Rookie cold case cop Lee Bergerman investigates two gruesome shootings in Vancouver, years apart, which masy involve the criminal underworld

Megan and Sherri Scherer are found dead in their home - Megan had also been raped. Later that evening another woman is shot and wounded at her home. Ballistics link the cases.

UK pharmacist Mitesh Patel murdered his wife Jessica after she uncovered his plan to flee with his male lover, using her embryos for a new life.

A look at the crimes of Raymond Edmonds, the rapist and double murderer who was active in Victoria, Australia, from the 60s to the mid-80s

The FBI probes bombings and bank robberies attributed to a white supremacist group; the Phineas Priesthood, in Spokane, Washington.

Megan and Sherri Scherer are found dead in their home - Megan had also been raped. Later that evening another woman is shot and wounded at her home. Ballistics link the cases.

UK pharmacist Mitesh Patel murdered his wife Jessica after she uncovered his plan to flee with his male lover, using her embryos for a new life.

Rookie cold case cop Lee Bergerman investigates two gruesome shootings in Vancouver, years apart, which masy involve the criminal underworld

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

A man claims he chased his attackers away with a lead pipe after he was robbed and assaulted at the banquet hall he rented out for a party.

A woman sues a man for crashing her car, making unauthorized charges on her credit card, and for ruining her credit.