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Join Doug Benson as he presides over actual courtroom arguments. The catch? Judge Doug makes all his rulings while extremely high. After hearing both sides, Doug smokes up with a guest bailiff and deliberates. (And yes, this is legal. Somehow.)
With a little help from guest bailiff Tiffany Haddish, Judge Doug Benson gets high and rules in a dispute over a towed car.
Judge Doug Benson hears a mother-daughter dispute over payday loans with guest bailiff Geoff Tate.
Judge Doug Benson sorts through the confusing case of an escaped pet snake with guest bailiff Michael Ian Black.
When one comedian accuses another of stealing his joke, only Judge Doug Benson and guest bailiff Jessimae Peluso can decide the case.
With help from guest bailiff Slink Johnson, Judge Doug Benson decides who's at fault for a broken TV.
Guest bailiff Reggie Watts lays down a beat as Judge Doug Benson hears a musical case.
Judge Doug Benson and guest bailiff Rory Scovel get blazed and try to make sense of a case involving an automotive consultant.
Judge Doug Benson welcomes guest bailiff Brandon Wardell and an allegedly hair-eating dog into his courtroom.
Guest bailiff Tiffany Haddish teams up with Judge Doug Benson to hear a family dispute over rent.
Judge Doug and guest bailiff Todd Glass dole out justice in a case of denied payment.
Guest bailiffs the Lucas Brothers help Judge Doug Benson determine the rightful owner of a Chihuahua.
Along with guest bailiff Michael Ian Black, Judge Doug Benson marvels at a dispute between two magicians over the ownership of a trick.
Judge Doug Benson and guest bailiff Joey "Coco Diaz" do their best to hear a case between two cantankerous exes arguing over a broken car radio.
Guest bailiff Tiffany Haddish helps Judge Doug make heads and tails of a roommate dispute over a security deposit.
Judge Doug Benson and guest bailiff Rory Scovel mediate a dispute between a mother and son over some expensive cosmetics.
Judge Doug Benson and guest bailiff Joey "Coco" Diaz listen to the banging and clanging of two bucket drummers in an argument over a missing truck.
Judge Doug Benson and guest bailiff Beth Stelling weigh in on whether a man should be able to keep a deposit for a truck he never delivered.
Things get loud when Judge Doug Benson hears a case between two ex-roommates with help from guest bailiff Todd Glass.
A man claims that a houseguest damaged his couch while smoking weed; The Lucas Brothers serve as guest bailiffs.
Judge Doug negotiates a dispute between two friends regarding a $3,000 loan; Slink Johnson guest stars.
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