Depp trial against Heard: the jury separates without a decision, resumption of deliberations this Wednesday

The jurors in the trial between Johnny Depp and Amber Heard failed to agree on a decision and will meet again this Wednesday, June 1. The jury in the trial between Johnny Depp and Amber Heard separated on Tuesday without reaching a decision. a unanimous decision to determine whether the actor was defamed by his ex-wife, who claimed to have suffered domestic violence during their marriage. The seven jurors, five men and two women, began deliberating this Friday, at the conclusion six weeks of proceedings before the court in Fairfax, a small town in Virginia near Washington. But more than 9 hours of discussion have so far resulted in no decision and they will resume their deliberations this Wednesday morning.Johnny Depp flew to the UK after the end of the debates on Friday to participate, Sunday and Monday , at two concerts by Briton Jeff Beck in Sheffield and London. Depp claims 50 million Filmed live on television, the debates cast a harsh light on the common life of the two actors. The star of the Pirates of the Caribbean saga is suing his ex-wife for defamation, who wrote in a column published by the Washington Post in 2018 to be “a public figure representing domestic violence”, without naming Johnny Depp. dollars in damages, believing that the tribune destroyed his career and his reputation. Amber Heard, who appeared in Justice League and Aquaman in particular, counterattacked and asked for the double. The 36-year-old actress claims to have exercised her right to freedom of expression by writing this column. According to her, Johnny Depp’s complaint is “futile” and prolongs “the abuse and harassment” he subjected her to. She accuses a former lawyer for the actor of defaming her by claiming in the press that her allegations of domestic violence were false.