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A dispute between neighbors turns physical after an inflatable pool is slashed with a knife.
A dispute between neighbors turns physical after an inflatable pool is slashed with a knife.
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"The Case of the Missing Dracula & Move the Line"A haunted house employee sues his boss for firing him after he fell asleep in a coffin; neighbors argue over the cost to remove a peach tree.
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"Slashed the Line"A dispute between neighbors turns physical after an inflatable pool is slashed with a knife.
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"Left on a Cinder Block & Hey, Mr. DJ"A man seeks reimbursement for stolen tires after he lent his car to a friend; a groom sues a DJ for ruining his wedding reception.
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"The Case of the Missing Dracula & Move the Line"A haunted house employee sues his boss for firing him after he fell asleep in a coffin; neighbors argue over the cost to remove a peach tree.
Supreme Justice With Judge Karen
"Double Dog Dare"A neighbor is pressured to invite her daughter's classmate to her birthday party, then gets sued when the child is injured on the bouncy castle.
Supreme Justice With Judge Karen
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