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Attorney Allison answers your questions regarding the Depp v Heard trial. 


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Trigger Warning: This episode may include topics such as assault, trauma, and discrimination. If necessary, listeners are encouraged to refrain from listening and care for their safety and well-being.


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Jon B

Listening to it now, on youtube. One part that isn't brought up often in these discussion is that Amber Heards team never really pushed the free speech aspect. They mentioned it as an afterthought in the closing, but their entire argument for the rest of the six weeks was about abuse. I see the point of this, of course, as they would run the risk of looking like they were clinging to a technicality in the face of serious accusations. You could however argue that they needed to plant that seed of free speech in the jurys mind far sooner, and keep reminding them over the course of the trial.

Anonymous

I think it is a slippery slope to say that a victim has a specific act or look. Victims can act/look in all kinds of ways, and their demeanor may look surprising or confusing to onlookers. There are even people who start laughing when they are in pain, or who go completely silent/expressionless.