What Happened:

Bart discovered Chester Lampwick had created the cartoon character Itchy and that Roger’s father stole it from him by a film Lampwick showed him and burnt down after they watched it. Bart helps Lampwick and takes him to Lionel Hutz’s office to sue Myers. Blue Haired lawyer defended Roger Myers.

The Trial:

Blue Haired lawyer shows a cartoon where it was shown the cartoon was written and directed and created by Roger Myers and copyright 1928 by Roger Myers.

Lionel Hutz responds that Lampwick’s film predates all of the evidence shown by Myers to what Blue Haired lawyer answers I forgotten the one I destroyed before the trial and do not find any copies.

Then Hutz questions Lampwick when Roger Myers stole your character. Blue Haired lawyer says objection and Judge Snyder sustained it.

After a while Judge Snyder asks Hutz if they had any evidence at all because they had been for four hours in court and Hutz says that they had a lot of her say and conjecture that are kinds of evidence.

Bart ran to the comic book store to buy a drawing that was signed by Chester Lampwick that was the only piece of evidence the could find. Hutz calls of his supris witnesses again.

As you can see on the picture it is signed by Chester Lampwick on 1919 and it predates all of Myers’ evidence.

Judge Snyder’s sentence:

The court rules in favor of Mt. Lampwick. The Itchy and scratchy studios will pay a restitution of $800,000,000.

What Happened:

After calling a radio show in which a republican celebrity participated Sideshow Bob was freed from prison by mayor Quimby and decided to run for mayor. Bart and Lisa discovered that the election was fraudulent because dead people were registered as Bob’s voters. They took their investigation to court.

In Court:

Lionel Hutz asks Bob: Mr. Mayor is it true you rigged the election. Bob says no I did not. And then Hutz says kids help. Then Lisa says she believes he is innocent and that Bob does not have the intelligence to rig an election for himself. Bob could not tolerate that they doubted their intelligence so he confessed everything and shows all the evidence. Finally he is arrested.

This is the second time Home and Mr. Burns face each other in court. This time Burns was looking for a heir and Homer signs a contract under which Bart becames Mr. Burns’ heir. Burns starts to influence Bart a lot. For that reason Marge and Homer went to Lionel Hutz office and sued Mr. Burns.

The Trial:

It is really quick. The court rules than Burns is Bart’s biological father. Burns’ legal team is really satisfied. Hutz is fixing Judge Snyder’s shoes and tells him that will be ready on friday. Marge says to homer they should stop hiring Hutz.

Fun Facts: Judge Snyder in the past episodes was yellow and had black hair in this one he is brown and has grey hair.

What Happened:

Marge was buying lots of thing for the family in the Kwik-E-Mart and she accidentally shoplifts a bottle of whiskey. Apu decides to call the police and prosecute Marge. Marge is defended by Lionel Hutz who is worried because Judge Snyder was selected in the case and he had repeatedly run over his son. Homer asked Apu to drop the charges but he refuses to do it.

Blue Haired lawyer asks the jury who do they find more attractive Tom Cruise or Mel Gibson. Judge Snyder asks what is the point of this and he says he is so confident of Marge’s culpability that he can waste time. Then he questions Mrs. Lovejoy and she says that as the wife of the minister he know sensitive information Homer does not earn much money and that she thinks Marge drinks a lot. Afterwords professor Frink shows a video showing that some bush looking thing is Marge.

Then Hutz asks Apu if he forgets things and he says he never forgets anything. The Hutz asks him what tie is he wearing Apu responds perfectly but Hutz turns around and takes the tie off and says I’m not wearing a tie and the jury is shocked.

The next day in court Hutz forgets to wear pants in the court. That seriously affected his credibility. Then he says I move for a bad court thingy and Judge Snyder says do you mean a mistrial? and Hutz says yeah thats why you’re the judge an i’m the law talking guy.

After that the court asks the jury to read their verdict. Hutz passes a napking to try and save the case but the napkin still says guilty and the word is mispelled then the jury reads the real verdict Marge is guilty. Jus snyder sentences her to 30 days in prison.

The National Council of Churches v. Hutz

This case is the following after Marge’s. All we know about it is that Hutz looks worried and the church people look really angry.