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A Fairfax County jury, likely mostly Democrats, unanimously voted that Amber Heard defamed Johnny Depp.
Can't turn this into some "Maga," Trump, "right wing" thing. It's a Fairfax County thing. |
Doubt Depp would have accepted an offer bc he wanted to be able to tell his story. It wasn't about winning money from AH. A settlement agreement would have placed restrictions on what he would have been able to say. |
Not my quite you’re referring to. … Reading comprehension also a challenge? |
If he didn’t actually care about damages, and if he somehow declines the damages, can he be accused of frivolously filing a claim and abusing court time and resources? Basically if he was just petulant and wanted to do this as a public tar and feathering of AH? Talk about abusive! He tried to get the whole world to abuse her! |
This response is why there are so many people on JD’s side. They are ignorant of the facts. Hopefully she is able to appeal this verdict and show the world the rest of the evidence. What a horrifying task to have to do. |
His claims were not, by legal definition, "frivolous," as he prevailed on them after an extensive jury trial. You don't "decline" damages. You either try to collect them, or you don't. |
So you're saying Amber recorded herself telling JD that? I heard the recording during the trial. |
Why was the judge allowed to treat this case like a criminal trial? How did she get it so wrong? |
Is there a place early on in the trial where any lawyer side explains this to the jury? As for each recording, who was recording, which parties knew they were being recorded, and were they labeled as such in evidence clearly for the jurors? JD could easily have said or not said things to color how he came off on the recordings, as could AH have. |
Not quite, grammar police
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She didn’t. Amber-stans are grasping at straws. Judges have wide discretion in how they manage cases. Both sides had evidence excluded. The lawyers agreed on jury instructions. I don’t think an appeal will go anywhere. Not only that Amber’s side refused to pay to sequester the jury. They had the opportunity and said no (the sides would have to split the cost of that). |
Yes, whichever side enters the evidence has to give context for it and the other side has a chance to provide their own context afterwards. However, both sides had a lot of evidence/context the judge determined wasn’t legally appropriate to enter so I guess that’s what PP means? I didn’t find any redeeming context for AH’s “I didn’t punch you I just hit you” (wtf?!) but perhaps it does exist. Ditto video evidence of JD smashing cabinets. Nothing that appeared in the trial made either of those recorded incidents less reprehensible to me. And some of the recording was taken by AH secretly (I think this is valid if she thinks she’s being abused tbh) but a lot of the recordings of their arguments were a mutually consensual situation as part of their marital therapy. At least according to what was presented in the trial which is all I’ve been tracking. |
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I don’t see this surviving an appeal. But I also think that Johnny has already accomplished what he set out to do which is getting his side out.
I think he is way to dumpy and unattractive now to be a movie star again but what do I know. |
Is this real? How is this possible? |
Yeah how does homeowners insurance cover legal fees for a defamation case? |