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A homeowner says he paid Ms. Smith about $25,000 to act as a general contractor and oversee renovations to his roof and house. When Ms. Smith insists she was simply helping him find workers and reimbursing employees, Judge Judy starts pulling apart her story.

The case takes another turn when Judge Judy learns Ms. Smith doesn’t have a contractor’s license and questions her about disability benefits she has collected since 1992. As the explanations keep coming, Judge Judy makes it clear she isn’t buying them.

Judge Judy continues to entertain generations of viewers with memorable courtroom confrontations and no-nonsense takedowns.

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00:00Tell me why your disability benefits were cut off last year.
00:03That has nothing to do with this case.
00:05Oh, it has everything to do with this case.
00:07It has everything to do with your last answer.
00:08Because when I ask you, well, you paid money to GC,
00:11and you start dancing around because if you were paid $25,000 to GC a project,
00:17even though you paid other people,
00:19then you committed fraud on the federal government.
00:21They're going to come looking for you.
00:22It has everything to do with this case.
00:24You want to tell me why your disability was stopped, if it was?
00:27It had nothing to do with my case with him.
00:29Really? Your case is dismissed.
00:31You may be hustling for a long time, Ms. Smith, but you don't hustle me.
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