Michele Dauber, a professor of law, attacks Camille Vasquez on Twitter after the evidence showed that Amber Heard was the perpetrator of Domestic abuse

The jury found Amber Heard guilty in the trial between her and Johnny Depp. Evidence showed that Heard was the perpetrator of domestic abuse prior to, and during the relationship with Mr Depp. Evidence also suggested that Heard's behavior was explained by one of several cluster B - personality disorders. Maybe that is also the reason why Ms Heard will not give up, admit and move on.

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The jury found Amber Heard guilty in the trial between her and Johnny Depp. Evidence showed that Heard was the perpetrator of domestic abuse prior to, and during the relationship with Mr Depp. Evidence also suggested that Heard's behavior was explained by one of several cluster B - personality disorders. Maybe that is also the reason why Ms Heard will not give up, admit and move on.

See my previous article: Amber Heard Responds to Johnny Depp's Message About Moving Forward: 'Women's Rights Are Moving Backward'. A Comment).

Now other people join Ms Heard in her quest. They seem to deny the facts about women's domestic violence (Archer,2000, 2004; Bergkvist, 2002; Bates, Graham-Kevan och Archer , 2014; Bates och Graham-Kevan, 2016; Bates, 2018; Bates, Kaye, Pennington och Hamlin, 2019; Crick och Grotpeter, 1995; Thornton et al. 2012).

It seems obvious that Dr. Dauber is also biased towards Ms Heard (see picture below).

Dr Dauber also questions transparency, which in my view is the only way to make a legal trial more objective.

Read my previous article on the case:

Amber Heard Responds to Johnny Depp's Message About Moving Forward: 'Women's Rights Are Moving Backward'. A Comment


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