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Adam's Law
S1, EP48 "Snack Attack: I Want My Money Back!"The plaintiff says the defendant sold her a failing vending-machine route, then blocked her.
Judge Judy
S17, EP171 "Best Friend Desertion?; Old Car, New Fight!"An ex-roommate accuses a young man of selling her property without her permission; a former friend sues a man for the return of a vehicle and for emotional distress.
Mathis Court With Judge Mathis
S4, EP4 "Trust Me Twice"A woman sues after her ex-husband tricked her into spending money to repair their marriage while he was cheating on her at the same time.
Justice for the People With Judge Milian
S4, EP4 "The Amazing Lie-derman & Crime and Punishment"An uncle sues his unemployed nephew for selling his valuable comic book; a dispute between friends after a child is kept from his overnight class trip.
Cutlers Court
S2, EP60 "Bowman vs. Bennett"A sperm donor, suspicions of infidelity, and broken trust bring Shannon and Jasmine's rocky five-year romance to the courtroom.
Judge Mathis
S20, EP80 "Judge Mathis"A woman sues her cousin for repayment of a loan after having a falling-out; her cousin countersues, saying she was defamed.
Live PD
"Live PD"Emmy-winning documentary series like "Intervention" and "Born This Way" illustrate A&E Network's commitment to provocative, culturally relevant programming. Fitting perfectly alongside such projects is "Live PD," which shines a light on the hot-button issue of policing in America by presenting a transparent look at law enforcement on duty. Incorporating dash cams along with fixed rig and handheld cameras, the series captures the work of a mix of urban and rural police forces on typical Friday and Saturday nights. As host, veteran journalist Dan Abrams gives insight into what viewers are seeing in real time.
iCRIME With Elizabeth Vargas
S2026, EP54 "iCRIME With Elizabeth Vargas"Crimes from across the country that have been captured by ordinary people on their smartphones; stories of victims, witnesses, law enforcement and the videographers themselves.
