Voir Gary Busey, Pet Judge - Episode 5

Case One: A small church group was very excited to visit the Florida gulf coast for Spring Break. Reservations at a local hotel were made a year in advance, but only during check-in did they disclose that as part of their religion they would be bringing poisonous snakes onto the property. The Plaintiff claims that their religious freedom allows them to bring snakes into the hotel. The Defendant counters that her guests and staff were put in danger from having the serpents on the property.Case Two: The Plaintiff is a designer of specialty handbags using exotic animal skins. He had contracted with an exotic animal breeder to sell him a litter of coatimundi that he could kill and skin for handbags. The first two coatimundi turned out to be just meerkats whose pelts were way less valuable. The Defendant claims that he didn’t understand that the Plaintiff was asking for animals to be skinned, and that if he did he would have never sold them to him.