Judge Judy

An uninsured driver crashes into another car from behind. He then offers the other motorist the title to his own vehicle, suggesting they settle the matter privately and avoid involving the police or filing a police report, and thereby prevent any legal complications.

Series 21 presents a self‑contained episode that falls squarely within the programme format, listed simply as an episode of the series. It’s part of the broader collection of installments that make up the show, and it follows the same structural conventions you’d expect from a typical broadcast entry. In this particular instalment, the central action revolves around a driver who doesn’t have insurance. He rear‑ends another vehicle, creating an immediate clash on the road. Rather than waiting for authorities to intervene, he takes a different route to resolve the situation. The uninsured motorist then proposes an unconventional settlement: he offers the other driver the title to his own car. By doing so, he hopes the two parties can settle the dispute privately, sidestepping any police involvement entirely. This exchange forms the crux of the episode’s tension, highlighting a quick‑thinking, albeit risky, attempt to avoid legal repercussions. Overall, the episode sticks to this single, high‑stakes negotiation, focusing on the driver’s offer and the effort to keep the matter out of the hands of law enforcement. The narrative stays tightly centred on that exchange, delivering a concise look at how one might try to manage an accident when insurance coverage is absent.