The Peoples Court Season 26 Episode 14 will feature a speeding/fleeing drama. In the case titled “Bickering over a bond” we will see a woman who is charged with fleeing from police officers. And along with her, we will see the police officer from whom she fled. So basically, she is bickering about the charge (or should I say “over a bond) on her.
In the Preview of the episode, we can see that the lady is trying to act like she hasn’t done anything wrong, phrasing the whole story in her way and acting like she is wrongfully charged.
In the other case on the docket, the plaintiff says help because her landlord is in a big Feud with her, but the plaintiff says the landlord is stealing her stuff. But the defendant says the plaintiff is a real complainer, and nothing makes her happy. It’s the case of rotten roommates.
The People’s Court Season 26 Episode 13 Recap
Before diving into The Peoples Court Season 26 Episode 14, let’s quickly recap the previous episode. A prison drama was featured in episode 13. There were three people in front of the judge in the “Conducting funny business” case. On one side, a guy and lady, and on the other, another guy. As the title suggests, this episode contained some funny business. Furthermore, the second individual spent some time in custody.
The judge and the other man are seen conversing throughout the episode. The judge informs us of the man’s custody circumstances. She claims that he continued to receive government assistance for food purchases. She then thanks the nation and the government for giving him such facilities. She then questions the other man regarding his period of custody.
In the other case we saw the plaintiffs Aaron May and Dawn Brewer. They said the defendant is their current landlord and they’re in a huge feud. And they have turned to this court for help in recovering the money owed to them. The defendant has stolen their electricity, the kitchen sink leaks, and they’re tired of hearing drip drip drip all night. They’re here seeking a rent rebate of three thousand dollars, and they are suing for just that today.
Then there was the defendant Warren, she says yes, there was a very small leak in the kitchen sink, but it was fully functional while she worked on getting it repaired. These plaintiffs were nitpickers from the day they arrived, complaining the air filters and the units weren’t picking up, and even though the air filters were other tenants’ responsibility, she changed them at her own expense. While nice girls finish last because nothing she does makes the plaintiffs happy. She’s accused of teeing off a tenant. Now we will discuss when will Episode 14 of The Peoples Court Season 26 will release and what will happen in it.
The People’s Court Season 26 Episode 14 Release Date & Preview
The Peoples Court Season 26 Episode 14 will release on 3 November 2022 on CW26. Episode 14 will have two Episode titles so that it will feature 2 cases and will be released on Thursday. The first case is titled “Bickering over a bond”, and the second case is titled “Lousy Land-Lording”.
This speeding/fleeing incident took place in Florida. And when the lady says that she was charged with speeding, the judge informs her that “you can’t get arrested for speeding in Florida”.
But the lady tries to defend herself by telling her that she was in the school zone and there was a speed limit and she might be arrested for that. Then we get to know the whole story of the cast. So basically, when the police officer asked her to stop her vehicle, she stopped but then started to drive out of the situation. And then, after understanding the entire case, the judge tells her that she wasn’t arrested for speeding; she was arrested for fleeing from an offer.
The People’s Court Season 26 Episode 14 Release Time & Where To Watch
Episode 14 of The Peoples Court Season 26 will air at 3 pm in the US on CW26. The Peoples Court has brand-new episodes available every day from Monday through Friday. Simply turn on CW26 at the time shown above if you have it on your TV. However, there are a number of Streaming choices available if you missed the show while it was airing live or if you prefer watching The Peoples Court online.
The Peoples Court is always available for streaming on fuboTV. There are currently four options available when setting up a FuboTV account. A free week of FuboTV is also included with each of these subscriptions, so you can test it out before you buy. Additionally, you are always free to cancel it. The FuboTV Pro subscription, which includes support for 3 or 10 screens simultaneously and 1,000 hours of cloud-based DVR, costs $69.99 per month.
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