
Johnny Depp & Amber Heard: Are Domestic Violence Allegations True or False?
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The legal case between Amber Heard and Johnny Depp has been heard around the world. It’s a case rife with allegations of domestic violence on both sides, which will be challenging for the jury to make a decision.
In this episode Bill and Megan discuss the case and why it is important to focus on the big picture rather than being persuaded by a single picture or an isolated story. They will discuss:
- What kind of case is it – family law or defamation?
- Who will decide – a judge or a jury?
- The four different types of domestic violence
- Whether the jurors can keep an open mind or not
- Can jurors avoid confirmation bias, assuming it’s always true, always false or always both?
- Why do juries and judges need 3 theories of any case of allegations of abuse?
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- Dating Denial
- Are Your Personality Awareness Skills Up to Date?
- Does Your Relationship Include Coercive Control?
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Note: We are not diagnosing anyone in our discussions, merely discussing patterns of behavior.
- (00:00) - Welcome to It's All Your Fault
- (01:22) - Johnny Depp and Amber Heard
- (02:46) - Types of Domestic Violence
- (07:10) - Trying to See the Big Picture
- (14:01) - Confirmation Bias
- (16:44) - Three Theories
- (20:02) - True or False
- (26:07) - Dating Radar
- (30:09) - Reminders
- (31:14) - Coming Next Week: DV Guest
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