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Judge Patricia DiMango hears quite an explanation from a litigant who claims a negative online review couldn’t be deleted because their phone had been stolen. According to the story, Google would have to remove it instead.

Then comes the detail Judge DiMango can’t let slide: the litigant says they tried calling Google, but “they were closed.” Her response is immediate: “What time does Google close?”

It’s the kind of courtroom logic that makes Hot Bench memorable, with Judge DiMango cutting through an increasingly questionable explanation with one perfectly timed question.

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00:00Why would you leave a comment like that?
00:01I never did, Your Honor. My phone got stolen.
00:04Your phone got stolen?
00:06Yeah.
00:06And this person that stole your phone, the first thing they thought when they got a new phone is let
00:10me go on Mr. Marine's Mountainside Tours website and post a false review.
00:15It's because, Your Honor, my friend probably posted it when I was letting him use my phone for a bit.
00:20Wait, did he steal it or did you let him use it?
00:23He stole it after I confronted him.
00:25Did you take down the review?
00:27I couldn't because Google had to do it and I tried to call Google and they were closed, Your Honor.
00:33Google was closed?
00:35Yeah.
00:35Tell me, what time of day is Google closed?
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