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Even judges have their moments behind the wheel! On The People's Court, Judge Marilyn Milian catches everyone off guard when she admits she once hit another car right outside the courthouse.

While hearing a dispute involving an alleged taxicab accident, Judge Milian shares her own unexpected driving mishap to make a point about responsibility. Her personal confession comes with an important lesson: when you're involved in an accident, checking on the other driver should be a priority. It's a surprisingly candid moment from a judge who isn't afraid to use herself as an example.

Watch this classic The People's Court clip featuring Judge Marilyn Milian and one of her most unexpected courtroom revelations.

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00:00Is this your car? That's mine. Right. What was the damage to his car? Do you have a picture of
00:04that?
00:05Of the damage to his car? You didn't stick around for that. All right. Did, um, do you have a
00:09picture of the damage to your car? No, I didn't have. What kind of car were you in? It was
00:13a Dodge,
00:15Dodge fan. One time I was in an accident. I was in a Honda van and it was my fault
00:21and I hit the
00:21Mercedes that was in front of me. It was right in front of the courthouse that I was the judge
00:26at.
00:29And, uh, the lady was fine. Her Mercedes had a scratch on it and the entire front end of my
00:35Honda was in, but she, you know, she was, she was fine. Everything depends. I don't think you're
00:40in a position to say someone's lying about their pain and suffering because look, this is the only
00:44damage to my car. You have no idea what you inflicted on the other person, which was what makes you
00:49such miserable people to just leave him, to be out there, to wait for the police alone,
00:54you know, and just leave because you're so selfish and you were only thinking about yourself.

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