VA - Johnny Depp's defamation case against ex Amber Heard, who countersued #7

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Johnny Depp has claimed defamation. Amber Heard is counter suing and has claimed DV.

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Sky News

'You called Mr Depp an idiot'

Psychiatrist David R Spiegel is asked by Johnny Depp's lawyer about the actor's "processing speed". Part of the doctor's testimony has been that he has witnessed "cognitive decline" during Depp's testimony. He says it is slower than one would expect for a man aged 58 (Depp is 58).

He is also asked if it's true he called Depp "an idiot" in his written testimony. He says he may have said he was an idiot, for the way he was planning to give a video deposition just the night before it was required. The doctor says: "If I said he was an idiot, I meant an idiot in planning... I don't know his IQ".

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During the doctor's questioning Depp is listening intently, and at point smiles a little at heated moments (of which there are many, as Dr Spiegel seems to be quite an animated character).
 
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Is this man's testimony on her clock, or his, or split between, depending upon which side is asking the questions?
 
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Did they pay this guy just to eat up Team Depp’s time left?
 
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I’m sorry but this is the comic relief we needed. I’m enjoying this! This witness is a character. Can’t wait to hear how the jury is responding! I’m lol’ing like a lunatic!

Poor Alejandro has lost his spot :D
 
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I am about to check out. While Dennison has scored some decent points in discrediting this witness I am disappointed that he hasn't gone in on the correlations between what Siegel (sp?) projects onto JD and the behaviors we have heard ascribed to AH.

I am let down so far with this cross, I think it could have been much more impactful for the jury.
 
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Sky News

'You called Mr Depp an idiot'

Psychiatrist David R Spiegel is asked by Johnny Depp's lawyer about the actor's "processing speed". Part of the doctor's testimony has been that he has witnessed "cognitive decline" during Depp's testimony. He says it is slower than one would expect for a man aged 58 (Depp is 58).

He is also asked if it's true he called Depp "an idiot" in his written testimony. He says he may have said he was an idiot, for the way he was planning to give a video deposition just the night before it was required. The doctor says: "If I said he was an idiot, I meant an idiot in planning... I don't know his IQ".

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During the doctor's questioning Depp is listening intently, and at point smiles a little at heated moments (of which there are many, as Dr Spiegel seems to be quite an animated character).

I am in love with this picture.
 
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Morrison is running out the clock, love this actually !! JMO
 
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This witness is squirrelly and knows how to answer questions to help his client. He’s forceful and overbearing. I’m not impressed with this atty at all. The purpose of cross is to maintain control of the narrative through questioning. This atty is flipping pages and seems like he’s coming up with questions on the fly. Poor cross!
 
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This witness has absolutely no idea how to read a room. Or a courtroom. Or how to simply answer yes or no.
 
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HERE WE GO, MDMA, please don't let me down Dennison. Please get into AH's prolific and regular drug and alcohol use. Please. If this guy can opine on JD without ever having seen him he should be able to opine on AH, based on her behaviors as described in testimony and deps.
 
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This witness is squirrelly and knows how to answer questions to help his client. He’s forceful and overbearing. I’m not impressed with this atty at all. The purpose of cross is to maintain control of the narrative through questioning. This atty is flipping pages and seems like he’s coming up with questions on the fly. Poor cross!

I tend to think he knows exactly what he is doing .. we just aren't aware of game plan
 
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spotlight. He's enjoying it. He (in my non medical opinion) fancies himself the smartest man in the room no matter the room. JMO

He's wrong :rolleyes:
 
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LOL. !!!
this is the post of the day !

and so true !


Moo
This witness is so wonky, if he stood up and did cartwheels, it actually wouldn't surprise me.
This is crazytown.

I wonder how much he was paid for his performance on the stand today.
 
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why is Dennison letting this guy run on and on, narrow him down to yes or no. Stop letting this non expert expert run this cross sir!
 
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