Johnny Depp and Amber Heard: Their Jury Trial
Recently Johnny Depp and Amber Heard are having their Jury Trial. Judge Penny Azkarate told the jury that their verdict must be unanimous before being sent to deliberations on Friday afternoon. “I know I’m talking about all of us involved in this case. I would like to thank you for your service on this issue.” This is from The Washington Post 2018 by Amber Heard. Based on the year’s comments, she describes herself as a “public figure portraying domestic violence,” and Depp states that he falsely described him as a perpetrator and sacrificed his work in Hollywood. Haad argued against Depp, claiming his lawyer’s statement that her allegations of abuse were “hoaxes,” swearing at her and hurting her once-prosperous career.
The jury trial begins with the trial of Johnny Deep and Amber Heard.
Amber Heard was the abuser not the Deep.
Just before the deliberations began, the jury heard closing arguments from Amber Heard and Johnny Depp’s lawyers. Heard’s lawyer, Ben Lottenborn, told the jury that she would win her case if Depp could never prove that Heard had never been molested. “Mr. Depp can’t prove to you that he has never
abused Amber,” Lottenborn said. “The verdict for amber here sends the message that whatever you do as a victim of abuse, you always have to do more. Whatever you document, you need to document more and more. Yes, no matter who you say, you always have to tell more people. No matter how honest you are about your shortcomings and the shortcomings of your relationship, people must be perfect in believing in themselves. Please do not send this message. Last Friday, Depp’s lawyer insisted that Heard was the performer, not Depp.
“Mr. Haad testified in this court about too many women,” said attorney Camille Vasquez. “But the overwhelming evidence and the weight of that evidence show that it’s not her story. It’s not Mr. Heard’s story. It’s not just Mr. Johnny Depp, but a true survivor of domestic violence. It was also a serious atrocity for him, for him to present himself as a public figure representing domestic violence. The jury heard over three weeks of testimony over 100 hours, often with conflicting views on aspects of the former couple’s private life, from film deals to reports of violent quarrels. Remotely directly or via edited recorded statements. If the jury does not return the verdict on Friday, deliberations will resume next Tuesday.
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