Her legal team assures that the judge ruled out compelling evidence and the trial must be redone
The scandal that almost ruined Johnny Depp's career, it seems, is not over and threatens to return. When everything seemed to calm down and justice was right in the accusations made by Amber Heard, the lace counterattacks and comes back for more. Studios that had drifted away were coming back. That's why Amber's return hurts Depp so much.
His lawyers say that the trial must be redone, because the judge omitted compelling evidence and the sentence lacks legitimacy. His team has already appealed the result and demands to reopen the same trial or start a completely new one. Judge Penney S. Azcarate did not consider evidence provided by Amber Heard about the mistreatment of her ex, Johnny Depp.
This evidence had been decisive in the actor's previous trial against The Sun newspaper: "If (the sentence) is not reversed, the exclusion by the trial court of contemporary reports of domestic abuse by medical professionals will make it It will make it more difficult for other victims of violence to prove their allegations and will likely discourage them from filing charges," Heard's law firm argued.
For this reason, the blonde returns for her revenge, waiting to rebuild her link with the American market and viewers. Courtney Love, one of the few voices that seemed to defend her or empathize with her, ended up defining her as "the most hated woman in America."
Amber Heard has to pay Depp a fortune and doesn't have the money. According to speculators, one of her possibilities is to reach an agreement with her ex where, at the expense of not returning to everything that a trial entails, she can achieve a partial forgiveness of her debt.
