The People vs. The Polite WaveWhen a friendly act on the road creates unexpected danger.

From the show

Court of Human Behavior

We put a common driving courtesy on trial to determine if it's a helpful social grace or a hazardous habit. The prosecution argues that waving another driver through at a four-way stop, against the right-of-way, subverts traffic laws and creates dangerous confusion. The defense counters that it's a simple act of kindness that de-escalates tension. This case weighs the value of rigid rules against flexible social gestures.