Amber Heard calls for defamation verdict to be revoked due to lack of evidence

Amber Heard’s lawyer A 43-page memorandum calling for the verdict of Johnny Depp’s defamation case to be revoked because of insufficient evidence.

The actress also sought the award Over $ 10 million.

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I heard it was a mistake to claim that Depp had lost his role in the “Pirates of the Caribbean” because of her. Washington post Editorial.

I’ve heard that one of the jury trials who appeared during the trial wasn’t properly screened because the birth year listed was 1945.

The jury “clearly was born after 1945. Publicly available information indicates that he appears to have been born in 1970,” the motion said. Parents..

“This discrepancy raises the question of whether Jury Trial 15 actually received a jury duty summon and was properly scrutinized by the court to serve as a jury.”

Read more: Amber Heard officially seeks appeal against verdict in court battle with Johnny Depp

Judge Penny Azkarate told Hard’s lawyer that if he wanted to appeal the verdict, he would have to submit a $ 8.35 million bond with an annual interest rate of 6%. A representative of Hard said she didn’t have the money to pay Depp or fill her bond.