are these two adorable young
boys?
>> My boys.
>> Judge Judy: And they go to
school?
>> Yes.
>> Judge Judy: And you were
picking them up from school?
>> Yes.
>> Judge Judy: On what date?
>> I picked them up
on February 1, 2018.
>> Judge Judy: They were already
in the car?
>> Yes.
>> Judge Judy: And you were
driving?
>> Yes, Your Honor.
>> Judge Judy: How far away from
the school were you?
>> Within feet of the school.
>> Judge Judy: How many feet?
From where to where?
>> From like here --
>> Judge Judy: From where you
are.
>> So standing from where I am
to that door.
>> Judge Judy: 12 to 15 feet.
>> Yes, Your Honor.
>> Judge Judy: And how many
children go to that school?
>> Probably like 500 kids.
>> Judge Judy: And the children
all get out at the same time?
>> Yes, Your Honor.
>> Judge Judy: What time?
>> They get out at 3:00.
>> Judge Judy: And there are a
lot of parents that pick up
their children from school.
>> Yes.
>> Judge Judy: By car.
>> Yes.
>> Judge Judy: So, if I were a
parent picking up my child from
school, I would be traveling
about 2 miles an hour, right...
>> Yes, Your Honor.
>> Judge Judy: ...around the
school?
That slow until I got away from
it.
This is what your case is about.
According to you, on February 1
of this year, you picked up your
boys at school, and the
defendant's little girl came
running out, darting out into
the road, collided with your
car, and when she collided in
your car, she broke your mirror
on your car.
>> Yes, Your Honor.
>> Judge Judy: And
the little girl ended up being
taken away in an ambulance...
>> Yes, ma'am.
>> Judge Judy: ...and had a
fractured clavicle and severe
bruising, requiring stitches to
her chin.
I assume you have all those
medical records for me to look
at.
>> Yes, and I have pictures as
well, Your Honor.
>> Judge Judy: Just a second.
And now what your lawsuit is
is you want her mother to pay
for the mirror on your car?
>> Yes, Your Honor.
She collided...
I was going very slowly, and it
was a side impact.
I did not hit her.
She ran into me.
And she was going against the
crossing guard, going in an area
where you're not supposed to be
crossing at all.
And I heard the crossing guard
scream, "Stop!"
And that's the moment that she
hit my vehicle.
>> Judge Judy: You understand
that just by the expression on
my face, if you are an
intelligent woman, you
understand that you have an
uphill battle with me because
you're in a school zone.
You're in a school area.
You've just picked up your two
toddlers.
What's his name?
>> Tyler.
>> Judge Judy: Now, if someone
else were picking up Tyler at
school and you got a call that
Tyler was in the hospital
because he was crossing the
street to get into the car that
was waiting to pick him up and
he had a fractured clavicle
and he had bruising and he
needed stitches on his face,
would you think that the person
who hit him should've been more
cautious?
>> No, not if you understand the
scenario and the situation.
I'm going...
There's a video that I have.
>> Judge Judy: I'd like to see
it.
>> Judge Judy: Just -- I don't
see what you...
>> What I'm sharing with you --
I took that video when there was
no cars there, but that's the
entrance and the exit to the
car.
Going back, it's a two-way lane.
>> Judge Judy: I have no idea
what you're talking about.
I have no idea
what you're talking about.
Neither does anybody else who's
watching this.
>> If I could explain -- it's a
two-lane road.
One is going southbound to go
into the school, and the other
is going northbound going out.
The cars are completely going --
>> Judge Judy: You were going
out.
>> I was going northbound.
And I was going extremely
slow --
>> Judge Judy: Just a second.
You were going out of the
school.
>> I was going out
of the school.
I'd passed the school fence, so
it happened a few feet out of
the school.
I was going extreme--
>> Judge Judy: 15 feet.
>> Yeah. I was going extremely
slow.
And then all the cars on that
side -- it's car after car
after car.
It is not an area to cross.
Where Emy had crossed is not an
area to cross.
There's a multitude of car after
car after car after car.
There was no crossing guard
standing over there.
I'm on the opposite, going very,
very, very slow.
>> Judge Judy: No, very, very,
very, very, very slow.
>> Yes, I was going extremely
slow.
>> Judge Judy: If you were going
so slowly, explain her broken
clavicle.
>> I can