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Judge Marilyn Milian has made her ruling, but the defendant apparently has other ideas! On The People's Court, a dispute over car damage reaches its conclusion when Judge Milian carefully explains why the defendant is responsible and orders her to pay.

But instead of accepting the decision, the defendant fires back with a response that catches everyone off guard. Just when the case seems settled, one unexpected remark turns an ordinary courtroom ruling into a memorable confrontation.

Watch this classic The People's Court clip as Judge Marilyn Milian faces a defendant who isn't ready to accept her decision.

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00:00I find that it is more likely than not you. I find that the damage to the vehicle is a
00:05reasonable
00:05damage, and I find that you need to pay him $2,374.33.
00:13Well, in what's a fascinating case, Ms. Sloan, the defendant, the judge says she
00:20is convinced you did it, then you're going to have to pay for it.
00:23I'm not paying for anything, baby boy. You're crazy.
00:27What do you mean?
00:27I'm not paying for anything, baby boy. You're crazy. Do you not understand?
00:32Because I didn't hit his car. And then why would you come by my house? Do you know if I
00:35would have
00:36had something and you would have been in my yard? It would have been a whole lot differently. I didn't
00:39give you permission to come up in my yard. I'm ready to go. Now, please.
00:45Well, you got a judgment against you for $2,300.
00:48Well, good luck getting it. That's all I have to say.
00:51Okay. Good luck with you, then.
00:53All right. Thank you very much.

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