Amber Heard owes many people after losing the lawsuit against Johnny Depp

In the judgment session on June 1 after 6 weeks of litigation with a series of witnesses and evidence presented by both sides in court, Amber Heard lost the case. The jury found that the actress was unable to substantiate the charges brought against Johnny Depp and that her claim of abuse was also untrue.

The jury ordered Amber Heard to pay Johnny Depp $15 million. However, the judge reduced it to $10.35 million to comply with Virginia's limit on punitive damages. Johnny Deep also compensated Amber Heard $ 2 million for defaming her through a former lawyer.

Sharing after this court's decision 1/6, the "Pirates of the Caribbean" actor said: "From the very beginning, the goal of this trial is to reveal the whole truth, regardless of the final outcome. Truth is something I always owe to my children and to those who have consistently supported me. I feel so peaceful that I can finally accomplish this." He also expressed gratitude to the jury for returning his honor and life.

During the trial, Johnny Depp received the support of global public opinion, colleagues in Hollywood. The actor said that he pursued the lawsuit not for compensation but because he wanted to regain honor for himself and his family.

Author Jess Phillips has received the support of experts when commenting on the million-dollar lawsuit between Johnny Depp and Amber Heard: "Women who are victims of domestic violence have been listening to ideas your opinion on this trial. They understand that their silence is the safest option."

Meanwhile, Nicole Bedera, a sociologist who studies sexual violence, said in the Heard and Depp case progress has been made in encouraging survivors of domestic violence to speak out. may be paused.

Before the court's verdict, domestic abuse survivors said in some cases they would refrain from posting much about the incident on social media for fear of being attacked by Depp's fans. .

Alexandra Hunt admitted, after she expressed her concerns on her personal page, she began to be violently attacked by the online community. "After seeing how social media and the public turned against Amber Heard, I'm sure this is stoning, a modern-day attack," said Alexandra Hunt.

Alexandra Hunt added: "This lawsuit will become a classic for abusers who are powerful and use their power to keep people from moving forward."

Meanwhile, some other victims of domestic violence admitted that they were hurt and affected by Amber Heard's lies. The fact that the actress is proven to lie will discredit other survivors in the future. In the opinion of many experts, the loss of Amber Heard's lawsuit will create prejudice for survivors of domestic violence.

After the court announced the final results, Amber Heard admitted it was heartbreaking, not only for herself but also for other women.

Amber Heard said: "I feel disappointed beyond words. I am heartbroken that the mountain of evidence is still not enough to prove Depp's power and influence."

"I'm even more disappointed with what this ruling means for other women. It's a step backwards. I believe Depp's attorneys succeeded in getting the jury to ignore this crucial issue. I am very sad that I have lost this case, but I am sadder still that I seem to have lost the right to speak freely and openly, which I think any person America can do," Amber continued.

However, the WSWS said that the outcome of the lawsuit is not "backward" because Amber Heard is not a representative of the abused women. The actress is the face of a class of people with money, selfish, trying to promote their interests despite the consequences. She took advantage of the influence of a global and meaningful campaign like #MeToo to gain the favor of the media and public.

Shortly before the court's ruling, the way Amber Heard was portrayed on social media prompted some backlash against the growth of the #MeToo movement. The #MeToo organization declined to comment on the outcome of the June 1 trial. However, in a statement on MeToo's website, the organization said the trial led many people to misunderstand the #MeToo movement.

Amber Heard has given up on appealing to Johnny Depp for not having enough money? Nắng10:53:22 27/06/2022Amber Heard's lawyer once shared in a TV interview with NBC's "Today" news that the actress could not afford to pay the amount of compensation that the court ordered and in fact. , she also had no intention of paying that compensation. Recently, the court concluded that Amber...