Top Differences Between UK and USA Johnny Depp v. Amber Heard Trials (Sidebar Podcast EP. 33)
June 4, 2022
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as posted by the channelRenowned Court Reporter and the host of Law&Crime’s “Objections” podcast Adam Klasfeld explores the top differences between the U.K and U.S. Johnny Depp v. Amber Heard cases. Klasfeld also explains where they tread similar ground.
Klasfeld is joined by Swedish criminologist Teresa Silva, who wrote a peer-reviewed academic article criticizing a U.K. judgment finding that it was fair to call Depp a "wife beater," a ruling she called a "miscarriage of justice." Klasfeld is also joined by prominent U.K. barrister Gavin Millar, who noted that British defamation law tends not to be friendly to the press.
Note: This is an episode of the Objections podcast repurposed for Sidebar.
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