Plot Synopsis

In this half-hour, syndicated courtroom series (check local listings for channel and time), Judge Faith Jenkins -- a former NYC prosecutor in the Manhattan District Attorney's office -- hears testimony from plaintiffs and defendants and rules on these cases, which would normally have been heard in small-claims court. JUDGE FAITH, the first televised court show to have both a female judge and a female bailiff, deals with two cases in each 30-minute episode. Typical cases include: a pit bull that kills a smaller dog; furniture falls off a moving truck; a motorcyclist hit by a truck; a woman who wants her money back after purchasing a car from her grandchildren's mother; a pit bull's owners say a retriever attacked it; and many more disputes and complaints.
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Season 2 of JUDGE FAITH premiered on Monday, September 21, 2015 (check local listings for time and channel) with back-to-back new episodes. Premiere week featured these cases: drama that revolves around a load an an eviction; a tenant accused of being destructive; a client who says a hairstylist's negligence caused a disaster; a laptop that's ruined; a scam-artist boyfriend; and much more.