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Depp should have asked to move venue on a more neutral ground - Liverpool, with local jury of his peers
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This court case wasn't a criminal prosecution. Depp chose to sue for libel. On the balance of probabilities, the Sun article was found to be substantively true.Originally posted by Paddy View PostIf she physically abused him then she should be prosecuted but it is still no excuse for him to abuse her. Two wrongs don't make a right. Both actions are despicable.
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I agree, sadly the main stream media seem intent on pursuing/destroying only one party. It should be noted that the case only discussed The Suns right to call him 'wife beater' and nothing else.
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If she physically abused him then she should be prosecuted but it is still no excuse for him to abuse her. Two wrongs don't make a right. Both actions are despicable.Originally posted by NigelJK View PostOdd that it was also patently true that she physically abuse him but for that there is 'no charge'. I'm guessing the action was against The Sun and they only deliberated on the specific item in question not the evidentially toxic relationship.
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That's next month in the US during the haggling over the money.Originally posted by NigelJK View PostOdd that it was also patently true that she physically abuse him but for that there is 'no charge'. I'm guessing the action was against The Sun and they only deliberated on the specific item in question not the evidentially toxic relationship.
as you say they both seem very unpleasant.
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Odd that it was also patently true that she physically abuse him but for that there is 'no charge'. I'm guessing the action was against The Sun and they only deliberated on the specific item in question not the evidentially toxic relationship.
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This news left me absolutely disgusted of him.Originally posted by SueEllen View PostJohnny Depp '''won’t be able to work in Hollywood''' again after bombshell wife-beater verdict
JOHNNY Depp won't be able to work in Hollywood again after a judge sensationally ruled he attacked Amber Heard, industry experts say.
The star today lost his blockbuster libel case against The Sun, who referred to him as a "wife-beater" in 2018.
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