Comments by "dbergerac" (@dbergerac9632) on "Law&Crime Network" channel.

  1. Maybe if she finished high school, she would know that free speech doesn't protect a right to slander or defame; a court just demonstrated it and she still does not understand.
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  2. If she really wants the evidence looked at again with scrutiny, some doctored photos can find the legal team in jeopardy for subornation of perjury. I'm not certain that beating this drum is a wise career move.
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  3. My ex was schizophrenic and was EXACTLY like this. I hope the hospital has a bed for her.
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  4. For many years to come until the end, all of his decisions will be made for him by others.
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  5. She was counting on her tears and acting skills to carry the case. Evidence mattered more.
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  6. That would have made more sense.
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  7. I studied computers in the 1970's and NOTHING that I was taught has value or utility today. I could probably still write Fortran on punch cards though. I don't personally know any IT professionals today who have degrees in Computer Science.
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  8. He chose to risk defending his case with a lack of understanding of the law. He was indeed warned.
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  9. Her makeup makes her look bruised every day. I don't believe that was a wise choice for her in court.
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  10. He'll be sad to hear that after his disbarment.
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  11. Moving from a penthouse to a trailer park in about 12 years is going to be really rough.
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  12. I was not a fan, though I liked a couple of his movies; I don't follow the press on celebrity shenanigans and knew nothing about any of this until this case. Johnny courageously spoke for all DV victims who had been silenced, male and female. He spoke for me. I hope that Johnny finds the healing now that he needs.
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  13. People rarely surrender a closely held belief, they will explain the loss as an injustice. Fortunately for JD, very few people HAD a real belief about this case one way or another until the trial videos. I was unaware of the controversy and had never heard of her before the trial.
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  14.  @amanda1838  She knows she's lying, she cannot believe that everyone isn't buying it.
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  15.  @Sportler84  That's what I heard from her.
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  16.  @mekit.mariam3198  She could have written an apology and settled. She is here because she cannot accept responsibility.
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  17.  @bobby1176  Real victims are going to kick her to the curb; they have enough problems without being joined by a liar.
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  18. Seven, for certain.
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  19. Your first narcissist? She's just getting warmed up.
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  20. Maybe she pledged a lot.
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  21.  @Varian0278  She is the founder of the "Not me too" movement.
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  22.  @smallpeople172  Like when rioters barricaded the police union building and set it afire?
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  23.  @relentlesskevin1970  We can safely say that her performance was unconvincing.
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  24. Someone's going to get a beating.
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  25.  @LFCEVO24  A lot of enablers in her life taught her that there are no consequences.
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  26. I was raised by a narcissistic abuser; the scars will be deep, but scars are healed wounds, he needed this trial to BEGIN the healing.
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  27. And her career wasn't ruined by JD, she killed it herself in this trial.
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  28.  @talyn3932  Yeppers
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  29. A narcissist cannot resist one more opportunity to pretend to be a victim.
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  30. She has no mental concept of "right" or "wrong", so she cannot believe that she did anything wrong.
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  31.  @springbloom5940  If wishes were crimes, everyone would be in prison.
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  32. Dr. Curry already explained all of this.
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  33. Armed guards are commonplace; the gun is not there to protect property. Police do not carry guns to protect property. PS, In MY state you can use deadly force to protect property, but it's really not a thing.
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  34. Sometimes that leads to cell time.
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  35. AH destroys whatever she touches, evidently.
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  36. Once you've seen it in real life you don't forget.
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  37. Free speech does not include a right to libel, slander or defamation. If she thought that was a right, she should have finished high school. This verdict means that any victim of DV has a right to face their abuser. It' a win for all victims and for free speech.
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  38. Studios invest hundreds of millions on a movie to attract an audience; they are very "risk averse". She's box office poison; Bill Cosby and O.J. Simpson will appear in a film together before she sees another camera.
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  39. She had won; got everything she asked for, but she just HAD to take one more shot at him with the op-ed. I hope her greed does her in.
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  40.  @whitedragoness23  Nothing infuriates a narc as much as their victim receiving adoration.
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  41. If the 911 call had been "Officer Down!" they would have blasted the door apart.
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  42.  @raine_nl2364  I did not google her biography, but I believe she left TX for CA in her mid-teens after losing her DL for five years, about the same time her best friend died in an accident. Juvenile records are sealed, but I'm guessing that these events could interrupt school. Dropping out is supposition on my part. Nonetheless, nobody taught her how the 1st Amendment works. P.S. She completed some sort of home study HS after dropping out, my bad.
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  43. Annnnd never will.
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  44.  @toscatattertail9813  Women are harder to set up as victims of this sort of scam. I think she may have used up her creds with wealthy male celebrities.
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  45. Year 2052, Silly Old Laws Still On the Books: Perjury; Years ago, it was considered a felony to lie when "under oath". Prosecutions for the quaint old law became unfashionable sometime in the early 2020's. Many people believe that this caused the later collapse of the judicial system.
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  46. That's not the kind of justice that a free people prefer. Lynch mobs are in our past.
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  47. She's doodling a cartoon Camille and daggers; over and over.
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  48.  @AshDub86  It IS her case, but a HS dropout should let the professionals handle her case.
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  49.  @lorilynnduchaine5032  They may looks less alike tomorrow.
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  50. Tell me ten obvious lies out of twelve statements and I'm not investing much in the remaining two.
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  51.  @murtazarizvi368  If she were not a celebrity, the county prosecutor would already be empaneling a grand jury. But..Smollett.
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  52. Charles Manson had lifelong fans too. It doesn't mean anything.
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  53. Tell Emelia Clarke to wait by the phone, I think her agent will be calling.
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  54. Johnny has the scars to prove it.
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  55. Justice is rarely certain, and even then, it is very slow. Today is a win for the good guys.
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  56. I have been thinking that also.
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  57. She had the win, all she had to do is shut up and make money,
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  58. In the US, a jury can give more weight to testimony if they find the person more believable.
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  59. No need, a sociopath really does not care about the distinction.
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  60. She could have just stipulated all of that on day one and skipped the career-ending lies.
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  61. Stop there with the admission; don't give her a chance to "walk it back".
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  62.  @gtavmj-1852  This batch of lawyers has washed their hands of her.
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  63. @Brianna Jenell I'm waiting for mug shots. It wont be long.
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  64. She should have stipulated to all of that weeks ago, and spared herself a LOT of humiliation.
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  65.  @LimonMitZukerki  It is almost impossible for a celebrity to prove all of the elements of defamation. JD's case was unwinnable but for Amber's endless lies.
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  66.  @beccagee5905  Hyperbole
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  67. Her team is constantly blindsided because Amber did not tell them enough truth to be prepared. Her mental issues make it impossible for her to even admit any faults to her attorneys.
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  68. Team JD got their best testimony against Ms Heard by triggering her disorder. Amber would have done much better to follow the deposition rule: "Yes, No, I don't know." When Dr Curry was asked an ambiguous question, she would answer "No" then the lawyer would have to re-ask, giving her an opening to state why the answer was "no as asked, because...".
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  69. They are pros.
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  70.  @Nicholas_Chen_  Somebody's going to pay, a narc can't endure a loss.
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  71.  @RedArtistx  Its not like we didn't watch her pretend to for weeks.
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  72. He was saved by that wound from being on trial for murder.
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  73. No rioters were shot by Kyle while setting fires.
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  74. It is never good to hiss at the jury.
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  75. She makes me think of Clarence Darrow in the Leopold and Loeb trial.
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  76. I've known them to not have a bed for them so they just cut them loose after a couple of hours. She sounds like that's what happened.
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  77. Whitney did not want to be stranded at the courthouse.
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  78. Studios are businesses that risk hundreds of millions on a film. They are risk averse and will not consider someone who brings off-script drama to their doorstep.
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  79.  @mzznewyork5406  She'll be driving home from her bail hearing, badly.
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  80. None of those judgements are going to be paid for years, but her income stream just became a drip forever.
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  81. That's a "Public Official" No one would argue that Elon Musk or Bill Gates are not public figures. O.J. Simpson is a public figure. Public Officials are one of the types of public figures.
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  82. Smollett
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  83.  @knightman7203  Tells his boss: "Shut up, I'm making a record."
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  84.  Real actual not fake fact checkers  They did not even object when Kyle was asked what he thought the rioters were thinking. Their silence stunned me.
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  85. It went from, "I didn't write it about Johnny" to "I wrote it to get even with Johnny because I envied him."
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  86. Who?
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  87. It's not that Amber has a casual acquaintance with the truth, but rather that truth is a complete stranger.
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  88.  @melmel7011  Amber's sworn testimony during rebuttal/ cross examination.
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  89. You never met my ex.
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  90. It has taken on a feel like "Inherit the Wind". It's going to be a great miniseries.
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  91. Under pressure, a narc's careful plans collapse into a brawl. Amber was about two questions short of screaming "I ordered the code red!"
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  92. He did state that if he practiced ethically, he would not be able to practice.
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  93. Camille should have immediately said "Ms. Heard has just admitted to each element of our claim; the plaintiff rests." Let that admission be the last thing the jury hears.
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  94. Well, he DID manage to say that the "Cluster B" disorders (that AH WAS diagnosed) are indicators for DV.
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  95. The judge is quite literally counting down he minutes left for this circus.
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  96. Depp needed Amber to be on the defense personally so that she'd bring her narcissistic "A Game" for the world to see. A dry civil suit against a newspaper for an article is a yawner that no one would have seen.
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  97. She wore her funeral dress for a reason, she's evil but not delusional.
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  98. He could not shoot me; I was unarmed because I had already thrown my weapon at him.
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  99.  @joshuacraner1072  Absolutely. The rule of law means nothing in the US anymore.
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  100. You give the answer to the jury to include them and have them identify with you. When giving snarky or mean answers, you should address those to the lawyer. You DON'T want them feeling like they are in a duel.
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  101. She has never testified in a case where a FEMALE was (in her view) the abuser. "Yes, I have testified on behalf of men many times, against men." Maybe her statistics reveal her evaluation process. She begins with an assumption that women are never the abuser and fills in the blanks to reach that outcome. Did Heard's team shake the entire psychologist community until she fell out?
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  102.  @allegory6393  They will quietly "take the campaign in a new direction" that oddly, does not need her.
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  103.  @differentnow2701  This comment shows how she has harmed women victims for may years to come.
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  104. @Dwincasau Ywefanma A victim received justice today, it that not what we all want?
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  105.  @whitedragoness23  Somebody's going to get a beat down.
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  106. Yes, I was waiting for the "I ordered the Code Red!" as she was coming unhinged. Then she said she wrote it, it as about JD and with malice towards his "power". She wrecked weeks of legal work in less than two minutes and did not even notice (like Nicholson's character did not notice). I wonder which legal intern drew the short straw to tell her that she destroyed her entire case.
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  107. This is the USA, where you can sue someone if you have enough money to pay for it. Re Maxwell: Federal cases are never on camera, write your congressman. Of COURSE her case is hush-hush, the FBI seized crates of blackmail videos... but no indictments.
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  108.  @Smurfyis730  If muffins were eaten, she must have been beaten.
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  109. Brooks: "Who is you?" Witness: Are "You" asking me a question?
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  110.  @budweiser600  No, no we're really not.
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  111.  @stummkind  Repeated word for word, the jury can paraphrase it in the deliberations. They just need to hear the words again. And as it was to take down a powerful man, that could be considered malice. It all depends on the jurors. Either way, her career in film has ended; studios investing hundreds of millions are "controversy averse".
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  112. She wore her funeral dress in mourning for her career.
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