Zane Hijazi claims that Johnny Depp is innocent in his legal battle with Amber Heard.

“I just feel bad for the whole thing. It's just but I love how relaxed he is cuz he knows he's innocent.”

Mariah Amato finds Amber Heard's behavior during the Johnny Depp trial to be indicative of psychological issues.

“Ooh, Amber Heard had a lot of balls to be watching that [ __ ] live like that. Psychological issues.”

The Southern District of New York overreached in their prosecution of P. Diddy, and the jury's verdict serves as a validation that their case for sex trafficking and racketeering was insufficient.

“What they're essentially saying is that we had extreme justification for bringing these inordinate amount of charges against P. Diddy. Respectfully to the Southern District of New York and the Homeland Security, what I would say in response to that statement that I just read is that the jury is sayi”

A defamation trial for a public figure like Johnny Depp requires meeting a very high legal standard to prove damages and malicious intent.

“When it's a public figure, that you lied with malice of forethought. So, even more that you lied to a third party, which in this case obviously had taken place. And then that there are significant reputational damages that you need to prove.”

The defense attorney's opening statement, which included memes, was an unconventional performance.

“And at the end where he had those three memes, the first thing that popped in my head is your memes can be used against you in a court of law. I loved it. Loved it.”

The acquittal of a sex offender for indecent exposure in a women's locker room based on the lack of proof of arousal sets an outrageous and dangerous precedent.

“What we're being told and the precedent that this that this trial has set is that a sex offender can expose himself to children and it's not indecent exposure unless you can prove that he was visibly aroused. I mean, what the hell it what the hell kind of madness is that?”

Nate Klug suggests that the sheriff's officers were acting with malicious intent, possibly involving the planting of evidence, during the raid on the musician's home.

“If I was there for malicious reasons, cut the security cameras. Maybe plant something. The classics.”

The prosecution's case in the Manhattan trial is exceptionally strong.

“if it was a normal case and I was assessing this as a prosecutor saying should I bring the case I would think oh this is an incredibly strong case”