The phrase 'Tell it to the Judge' is a common idiom used to indicate that a person should take their case to court and present their argument to a judge. The crossword solutions for this phrase are PLEAD (5 letters), TRUTH (5 letters), ARGUE (5 letters), PLEA (4 letters), ATTEST (6 letters), and PRESENTYOURCASE (15 letters). Pleading is when a person formally states their case in court, while truth is the facts of the case. Arguing is when a person presents their case in court and attempts to persuade the judge. A PLEA is an admission of guilt or innocence, while attesting is providing evidence to support a claim. Finally, presenting your case is the act of presenting all the facts and evidence to the judge in order to make a decision.