LIVE! Real Lawyer Reacts: Australia Decides NOT to prosecute Amber Heard for Perjury

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[@lindabarrett5631]

If you won't be prosecuted for perjury, then what's the incentive to tell the truth?

[@jennifers8843]

There is no incentive. It’s stupid to not follow through on perjury because it’s telling people they can + might as well lie.

[@ElizabethNNN]

Exactly! And the only people who would get up and lie under oath are the ones that need to be held accountable- they have no regard for the law and think they are above it.

[@susuburleson878]

@@jennifers8843 Exactly!

[@Meettheflockers2]

Maybe they just don’t want to deal with her.

[@Enoughalready20237]

Rich people don’t get prosecuted for perjury. That’s the difference.

[@mandy6505]

As an Aussie I'm pretty cranky about this decision. We have really strict quarantine laws because of the damage that can be done to our flora and fauna. It can be devastating. Agree or not, these are the laws. Normal, regular people are often prosecuted with very harsh sentences and consequences for breaking these laws. Then someone like AH comes along and blatantly flouts our laws because she thinks she has the right to, couldn't care less about a place that has granted her entry, lies under oath in court when she's caught breaking those laws after completely disrespecting a nation and gets away with it. Makes me really angry because the 'normals' like me are treated differently. I'm always really careful when I travel internationally about what I bring home. I feel really angry about this.

[@rosariacarlostella9105]

Exactly. Even tho nobody was hurt, she should face the consequences of lying. Not prosecuting her will send the message that others can get away with acting similarly to Amber, feigning innocence. Smuggling things illegally into Australia that could “hurt” the ecosystem of our land is serious. That’s the whole point of the strict quarantine rules. I would have thought that especially knowing that this case is well known around the world, that the Australian government would have made a point of NOT letting this one get away. 🤷🏻‍♀️

[@lizgander9172]

As you should. Write an op-ed. Give voice to your anger which is probably the anger of your nation.

[@BlackQback]

So, now she's free to drop (by) Down Under with her new cur? I mean, did she get completely scot-free or is there still a chance there will be some repercussions for her should she decide to come to Australia? It's one thing to decide it's not worth it to bring her half way around the world and make her answer, but a very different one if she's allowed in again like nothing happened.🤷🏻‍♀

[@robbiepompa8725]

@mandy6505 I totally agree with you 💯👍. She should be prosecuted, absolutely! I think that may be one reason she moved to Spain so fast after she found out it was being looked into.. no extraditions there. She thought they could not touch her. Just a thought.🤷

[@laurasalo6160]

Is it true y'all dont have rabid 'roos? That would be WHACK.

[@TiniestLion]

Perjury in 3 countries, pretty impressive record!

[@cynthiakramer591]

What’s the point of having people take an oath to tell the truth if nothing happens to them if they lie?

[@bryancross8068]

The place is Australia, which is heavily, "believe all women," 😒

[@bryancross8068]

But, I agree with you

[@HebaAli-z5o]

Really disappointing When is this woman going to be held accountable for her wrong doings?

[@marcialamb9752]

Maybe the same time johnny is. He had a lot of dirty deeds also.

[@robertharris8854]

Yea but she lied though sooo what does him doing drugs and being drunk in his own home how is that bothering anyway she was the one bothering him and he matched her energy…

[@kucha74]

@@marcialamb9752 totally agree! Love him as the great actor he is but.. also he admitted substance abuse::: so people that have those issues as well abuse people around them.. They both abused e other..

[@kosar98]

​@@kucha74hey there's no such thing both abuser, theirs only victim and abuser. And johnny proved it and won in the trial. Theres a 1 abuser, thats amber heard. Yes his using drugs same with amber heard.

[@kosar98]

​@@marcialamb9752what dirty deeds johnny did? People know his using drugs. Same goes to amber heard.. Turd got a lot of shady things done, sex parties, hardcore drugs, even before she married johhny depp, cheating with elon musk..

[@sngray11]

It is frustrating to me that more people aren’t held criminally liable for perjury when they blatantly lie under oath while on the witness stand. Doesn’t that undermine the entire purpose of giving an oath prior to testifying then? 🤔

[@andyschool]

While justice system is even more screwed up bc of this. Now that people aren’t God fearing as were when I grew up, not saying that was way to go, but see so many take their own word as if it means nothing.

[@dudemorris7769]

Well a lot of it is the DA or prosecutors make up the story to convict you without a confession. Along with police and judges being able to lie to suspects or use false testimony to get them to admit to wrongdoing. So it’s hard to prosecute when everyone involved is capable & able to lie during testimony.

[@bryancross8068]

The place is Australia, which is heavily, "believe all women," 😒

[@katied1469]

She never suffers consequences, it’s so frustrating

[@MDGB-ok2se]

Yes it is! Very frustrating.

[@MrBetc]

Everyone in the world knew AH would never be charged, even she knew that. AH has been breaking the law for a while with no repercussions .

[@ZeonEons]

Well no, she was found liable for defamation and sued successfully She has lost any meaningful career People are just reacting with their emotions

[@Somero5115]

@@ZeonEonsshe’s been getting her media to boldface lie for over a year now while her simps jump between coddling her and harassing people. It’s been 7 years of her BS media trips

[@MrBetc]

@@ZeonEons AH committed perjury in the UK, USA and Australia. Lied on the stand in UK trial, lied on the stand in the USA trial and lied to the Australian govt about bring her dogs into the country. Never held accountable.

[@ZeonEons]

@@MrBetc She was held accountable in the US, hence the verdict in favor of Depp and her fallout afterwards

[@brockit79]

I agree with you @@ZeonEons

[@edwardscott3262]

I for one am totally shocked Amber Heard isn't being held accountable. This is so rare for someone like her to get away with everything Scot free.

[@NonnieAnn]

It seems as if entertainers often get away with crimes.

[@astrialindah2773]

I don't even think Johnny has made her pay the ten million that she owes him...😮

[@thekeebman]

@@astrialindah2773they settled for $1M lol.. No chance she even pays that. Regardless, I’m sure you’ve heard rumors about why Johnny ACTUALLY sued Amber - to clear his (good) name. Not for the money.

[@cagejonny]

Listen to your delusional statement. You sound like AH LMAO

[@annetroy2857]

​@andrewchung93 She paid that 1M and JD donated it to 5 charities.

[@lisaspencer1057]

So she defames her echos and and costs him tens of millions, doesn’t really end up paying him anything, goes on national tv and continues to defame him despite losing the defamation lawsuit and gets off of charges in Australia. So she will have learned nothing. Great job.

[@ZeonEons]

Well no. She did not continue to defame him after she lost. Depp and or his lawyers would immediately sue her again if she made claims that he specifically abused her

[@micheledematteis2072]

EXACTLY 💯

[@cagejonny]

Wow you really aren't engaging that brain are you 😂

[@EEmB]

​@@ZeonEonsyes she did. Didn't you watch her interview?

[@ZeonEons]

@@EEmB Tell me in the interview where she used defamatory statements? I'll go check it if you give me the time stamps

[@karenwarren8650]

Totally unbelievable and unfair. She needs to face punishment.

[@PawshankRedemption]

I despise our “justice” system. Police make arrests, but once cases go to court, many people get a proverbial slap on the wrist and are back on the streets. This happened last week near my work, a raid involved the arrest of multiple offenders who have been up to no good for a long time. Less than a week later they’re back doing the same dodgy deeds. Nothing changes here as judges seem to be afraid of being accused of being racist. I live in Australia, incidentally.

[@HeidiDundas]

I'm Australian and the legal system here is embarrassing. We hardly send anyone to jail so I'm not surprised AH was let off.

[@KrisD007]

USA Is totally embarrassing. It depends on which political party the DA and judge are whether someone gets charged…

[@robbiepompa8725]

I wished they would have ... Horrible that she made a mockery that way ...

[@musicismagic3001]

@@KrisD007Can you give a case that you have watched with Peter where this is true? Do you have a better system?

[@rosariacarlostella9105]

@@KrisD007I wonder if this wasn’t a politically charged decision

[@brendaplunkett8659]

That woman manages to get away with everything she pulls, no consquences.

[@bluebell1]

I’m shocked that Australia isn’t prosecuting AH because they were so angry when she lied about her dogs bein in their country. These days, there’s no accountability! I’m disgusted!

[@bryancross8068]

The place is Australia, which is heavily, "believe all women," 😒 She should be sentenced for life

[@patriciaweighparks9347]

Another thing she wiggled her way out off. Still doesn't change the fact she is a liar and abuser.

[@meltaylor2810]

Who decided that? I'm Australian and I didn't get a say in it. Our Government is embarasing. People get put away for way less.

[@sara_387]

The Commonwealth Director of Public Prosecutions. The Prosecution Policy provides a two-stage test that must be satisfied before a prosecution is commenced: There must be sufficient evidence to prosecute the case; and it must be evident from the facts of the case, and all the surrounding circumstances, that the prosecution would be in the public interest. IMO there isn't sufficient evidence. After looking through Kevin Murphy's statement to the UK court regarding this matter, IMO there was no email proof that unequivocally notified AH that she was unable to bring the dogs to Australia and the ramifications if she did. Given also the false statements and blame game in his declaration to the Australian court, without his believable testimony on AH's personal knowledge, I believe she would have wiggled out of a conviction.

[@terri200]

For Australia the cost to have her extradited and a trial would cost incredibly high. She is basically finished everywhere so they wouldn't really get anything out of it!! Plus, if she ever goes to Australia they can reopen the case!!

[@elizabethbrantley6416]

If we don’t prosecute, then we are relying on persons’ innate morals. Not even reasonable in a court of all places!

[@robbiepompa8725]

I agree! Nowadays unfortunately people's morals and values are not what they should be or should I say .... Not what they used to be...

[@Begining2013]

As an Aussie, I find this disgusting. She should be held accountable for breaching our laws. She's just so damn arrogant and entitled and it's infuriating.

[@vee_tinymoose]

Some further Australian feedback - every Aussie I’ve spoken to says it would be a waste of taxpayer money

[@joswenson8285]

Why?! She more important and deserves a pass to lie like she did? Unreal

[@TheHolliHolland]

There's definitely no deterrence to lying in family court.

[@justjo6305]

Truth!

[@russellstainsby9238]

Hi Peter I am from Australia, you hit the nail on the head why Australia is not going ahead and charging Amber with perjury it will be the cost of getting Amber and witness back to Australia. I think Amber would have a hard time getting a visa to come to Australia if she wanted to come in the future. I remember case a few years ago a guy from O/S was going to be charged with hit and run because of a car accident he left Australia on his brothers passport. A few years later he came back to Australia because most of his family lived in Australia. When he got of the plane in Australia the police were waiting for him he was arrested and ended up in jail for a long time. Peter I know Australia is a nice place to live BUT yes we do pay TAX in Australia far to much tax lol If those dogs had been caring a disease or ticks etc that we don't have in Australia it could have cost Australia billions of dollars in lost exports.

[@o2low317]

She so purposefully set out to deceive

[@Murph110]

So, the witness can lie on the stand, the defendant goes to jail, and no repercussions for the liar? That’s terrible.

[@conradmorin1891]

I use to be a cop in Northern Ontario, Canada, and many of my colleagues purjured themselves in court on an ongoing basis; in fact, some of them broke into vehicles, planted drugs, to charge the individual(s) with trafficking, to be convicted and jailed, yet they were innocent.>>>>They thought it was hilarious! (No wonder people do not trust cops)

[@MDGB-ok2se]

Cops terrify me. I’m not even joking. I’ve never not once been arrested, no record of any kind and they absolutely scare the crap out of me.

[@sarah-o9e5t]

I’m curious why you did not report it

[@mrsfed.4110]

Did you work for local police or provincial police?

[@DavidSmith-zd2iv]

Wow you sound as credible as my broken toilet

[@candieamador762]

Exactly, when there are no repercussions, there will not be any deterrents.

[@cagejonny704]

Yeah apart from losing her credibility and her life, sure 😂

[@jenniferaceste8823]

​@@cagejonny704 Those losses were by her own hand. Karma is a b*tch (just like her(!

[@at7595]

That's really too bad for Australia. How will this be applied going forward?

[@FireflyBakerySweets]

Sigh. So she is getting away with something else. Just showing her and others they can get away with it.

[@robbiepompa8725]

I am very disappointed to hear that Australia is not prosecuting AH for bringing her 2 dogs into the country. Johnny told her NOT to bring them. She knew about the 10 day Quarantine and that is very important to their Eco system... Amber knowingly took them to a groomers there as well... AH also threatened 2 employees of loosing their job unless they lied for her.... To make matters worse AH when back in Los Angeles got another dog and named it ~ Barneby Joyce to further mock Australia. Just unbelievable!!!

[@jenniferaceste8823]

THIS RIGHT HERE! BRAVO!

[@bekind1325]

Thanks Pete

[@atributeforyoullc]

Always enjoy the content. Thank you

[@LawyerYouKnow]

Thanks for watching!

[@vanessad9640]

Wow, this is just disappointing! How is she still getting away with it? She should have been held accountable for her actions 🤬🤬🤬

[@DavidSmith-zd2iv]

She was in the US of defamation and had to pay Depp. Depp stated he didn't care about the money and as a result he accepted the $1mill offer

[@jenniferaceste8823]

​@@DavidSmith-zd2iv That million dollars was paid by her insurance company & Johnny actually donated (not pledged!) the money to charity!

[@DavidSmith-zd2iv]

@@jenniferaceste8823 Correct under insurance law, not sure what the issue is here. This is the reason why people get insurance. Also not sure why you involved Depp in this response

[@jenniferaceste8823]

@@DavidSmith-zd2iv Just pushing back on your statement that "she had to pay Depp". Having been found liable of willful defamation in the Depp vs. Heard case, there's two insurance companies that are suing her & each other based on the verdict of that trial.

[@DavidSmith-zd2iv]

@@jenniferaceste8823 Correct she had to pay Depp. This is through her insurance which everyone can do and does do. Their policy literally covers defamation, so again, what are you not understanding?

[@64relle]

As an Australian I’m not surprised. Why waste money on it . Time to move on from her !

[@musicismagic3001]

So what stops someone from breaking these important bio security laws if they know there are no consequences to lying?

[@cathiejane4536]

Oh people try to do it all the time and get caught - being an island makes it harder to get in without being caught. I think it is just a case of too long ago and too much cost to bring it to court - bet you she will be denied a visa if she ever tries to come back here tho

[@jvanek8512]

To me it has to be an unmistakable wilful lie. If you prosecute everyone for contradicting themselves, misremembering etc then why should anyone ever testify.

[@miffihingston6705]

Here in Australia we pay plenty of taxes, personally I am happy not to charge a foreigner and then pay to incarcerate them. Better to just never let them come here ever again. Some may say Amber has got off scot free but she has burned down her life.

[@peachespavalko1980]

I can understand where you’re coming from. Thanks for sharing those opinions. (I’m in USA)

[@vee_tinymoose]

This. It’s absolutely what I’ve heard from everyone here I’ve spoken to about this today

[@musicismagic3001]

So you empower her to it to others. 🤔

[@vee_tinymoose]

@@musicismagic3001 I’m not sure if you mean australia empowers her to lie to others?

[@vee_tinymoose]

@@musicismagic3001 one of the things I’ve been wondering is whether the Virginia court would charge her with perjury. From memory there were plenty of clear examples during that trial. Additionally, she is a citizen of that country.

[@christineniering1233]

Totally inspired by how you speak to the truth Peter…am loving how much I’m learning about the law from you…thank you!🙏😆

[@carolsisti7203]

Rewatch crew. But I never miss a video whether it be live or rewatch. Thank you Peter.

[@Tj.Bits_]

Grateful to get to a LYK video!!! I’ve been learning so much from you! I didn’t know people rarely face consequences for deliberately lying under oath. That’s actually very unsettling and kind of scary to hear!

[@krisushi1]

🇦🇺How can the Justice System improve when everyone committing Perjury is given a free pass? As an Australian, I'm very upset over this decision. If the Government want to spout about our "strict bio-security laws", then they should practice what they preach. The issue goes back to 2015, when the Liberal/National Coalition Governemt were in power. The Labour Party is now in power and wouldn't be as enthusiastic to pursue this issue. Amber did plead Guilty to lying on the paperwork in Queensland and Johnny fully supported her, even showing up at the Magistrate Court Hearing, when not necessary, in a limousine. They agreed, reluctantly, to make that pathetic 'hostage video' that was meant to be a deterrent to others, yet fell flat and made the Gov't a laughing stock. If we want to take our bio-security seriously, no matter which Political Parties are in charge, then we need to take advantage of situations where 'celebrities' are involved. That's what makes it newsworthy. Far too many are continuing to bring in bio-security risks, when knowing fully well this is illegal. Making Amber Heard responsible, no matter the cost, would go a long way in getting the message through to those worldwide. It will also make everyone more careful about lying freely on the stand whilst under oath.🇦🇺

[@sara_387]

While I'm personally disappointed that AH will not face perjury charges, is it likely it would have led to a conviction, and at what cost? The main witness, the estate manager, also perjured himself, but allegedly under coercion from Ms Heard. "In making this decision, our prosecutors must evaluate how strong the case is likely to be when presented in court.They must take into account matters such as the availability, competence and credibility of witnesses, their likely effect on the arbiter of fact (magistrate or jury), and the admissibility of any alleged confession or other evidence. Our prosecutors also consider any lines of defence open to the alleged offender, and any other factors that could affect the likelihood of a conviction."

[@krisushi1]

@@sara_387 I understand that this would not be easy to pull off. Yet, when you get handed a gift like this to shout to the world how stringent our bio-security laws are, you have to at least have a go. It's already acknowledged that the estate manager was coerced by AH, which only goes against her, the one with no credibility. At least he actually manned up and told the truth. It would also go to setting a precedent for those who continue to bring in bio-security risks to Australia. Yes, it will cost much, but we have much to loose! We're still recovering from the massive loss of animal life and species made extinct from the year long Black Summer Bushfires. When this all happened, people the world over were damning us for Barnaby Joyce's stance for the dogs to be removed or euthanised. No-one gave a damn about us, yet lobbied behind Amber and Johnny, as he stood up for her. I don't care about her personally, as she's nothing to me and most of the world. I'm looking out for the country I hold dear and want an example set by going after this entitled screw-up who dared to ignore our laws. Pleading guilty in a Magistrate's Court is not a deterrent to anyone. Either was that ridiculous 'hostage video' they made. It did nothing! You never look a gift horse in the mouth and I think that using this woman to press hard to the world how strictly we are going to enforce our laws, then we should take advantage. We already have her admission of guilt and Australia does has an extradition treaty with Spain. With the years of investigation this has already taken, there has to be enough evidence to convict. She's admitted guilt herself, so why will it be so hard to gain a conviction? The evidence has already been collected. It's time we grew a pair and stood up for what we believe. If she was punished properly in the first place, I'd say to leave it be. Yet, she wasn't and needs to accept the consquences of her actions. I'm very upset at this decision, which has nothing to do with her, but Australia!💖

[@lisaswanson7442]

This is so disappointing

[@MarieahM]

She offended against a senior right wing politician named Barnaby Joyce who was Deputy Prime Minister at the time. (She named her dog after him). They lost the election and the left wing Labor Government hates his guts and is certainly not about to fight his battles for him. So it's politics pure and simple. BTW I'm an Australian former Federal political correspondent

[@truecrimenut6696]

Another very informative video Peter. Thanks from Canada 🇨🇦😊

[@shonalee6747]

I am Australian and I am peeved. I believe it is a cost resource situation. They would have to deal with FBI, get her arrested, pay for her to be brought to Australia, international lawyers etc etc etc. I would say she has provisions and I don’t think AH will come to Australia again as Australia doesn’t forget and when they say in this instance if she doesn’t comply they will re open this case.

[@DavidSmith-zd2iv]

Ain't no one calling FBI over some dogs she lied about 😂

[@jenniferaceste8823]

She lives in Spain now.

[@kparis77]

Just found this! Love this commentary and subject and how he breaks it down and explains the law.

[@SureLee119]

Thank you Peter !!! 😊

[@nikkicastelline]

They need to get her for glassing

[@beckabones]

Obviously Australia couldn't be bothered to deal with anymore and took the easy way out

[@hjp707]

I’m interested in seeing you go over the Alexee Trevizo motion hearing that happened recently. The footage from the zoom is over on law & crime.

[@andreatakaki]

This is SO upsetting. Amber Heard NEEDS to be held accountable. My suspicion is “money.”

[@sara_387]

A key factor IMO in whether the Australian prosecutors would have realistically obtained a conviction would be the credibility of the main witness. The estate manager also perjured himself, but allegedly under coercion from Ms Heard. Is he a willing witness and can the prosecutors prove the aspects of the case? "In making this decision, our prosecutors must evaluate how strong the case is likely to be when presented in court.They must take into account matters such as the availability, competence and credibility of witnesses, their likely effect on the arbiter of fact (magistrate or jury), and the admissibility of any alleged confession or other evidence. Our prosecutors also consider any lines of defence open to the alleged offender, and any other factors that could affect the likelihood of a conviction." Edit: I just looked through Kevin Murphy's statement to the UK court regarding this matter, and IMO there was no email proof that unequivocally notified AH that she was unable to bring the dogs to Australia and the ramifications if she did. Given also the false statements and blame game in his declaration to the Australian court, without his believable testimony on AH's personal knowledge, I believe she would have wriggled out of a conviction.

[@NatCee]

I feel let down by my country 😔.

[@campsitez2355]

your allowed to lie once per jury. thats why they call it "perjury"

[@carolsisti7203]

To me there is NOTHING worse than lying especially when it affects another’s life. Imagine living with yourself knowing that. Not me.

[@MDGB-ok2se]

Exactly! She may not have to face consequences this time, but karma will catch up. It’s only a matter of when.

[@cynthiawilliams8251]

Part of the re-watch crew. I got ANOTHER jury summons the other day...the second one in a year!

[@nikkicastelline]

Well, AH dodged another bullet. When will the authorities realize she needs to pay for her actions

[@BardofHorror36]

Darnit Australia. All this is going to do is making people believe they can lie on the stand without repercussions.

[@travelintheresa7884]

Would a perjury charge be heard by jury or just judge?

[@Sweetnsalty-wt6cc]

Sorry I missed the live. I'm watching the replay now. Have a wonderful week. 😊

[@abbeyketelaar3764]

Hey Peter, Sarah Boone’s counsel is requesting to withdraw. She said she should go per se, because no attorney can meet her needs.!!!!

[@ItsKATH]

As an Aussie and seeing our members of parliament wanting to get her for perjury I know our government and law will do nothing. Their weak

[@Lululovesradiohead]

Oh Dear Laaawd. That face of AH in the thumbnail is priceless..

[@lizgander9172]

If you lie about another person and falsely accuse them of something, YOU should be prosecuted for the same crime as you accused them of. Or the same punishment they would have received/did receive. I wish this was the law.

[@vee_tinymoose]

I wonder what the possible outcomes would even be. I can’t imagine she’d get any jail time, so maybe a fine? If so, would it be a fine that was worth the cost of prosecution? Edit - researched this. Only two states or territories have financial penalties for perjury. The other five are jail time only, including Queensland which is where I think they flew into. In Queensland she could have faced a maximum of 14 years

[@vee_tinymoose]

And to be honest, I can’t actually find any statistics on whether Queensland has prosecuted anyone for perjury in recent times. I can find a bunch of stats at a national and state level, but none mention perjury at all. Not even in the description of ‘other offences’. Unless it’s in the ‘miscellaneous’ part of the other offences..

[@vee_tinymoose]

I’ve been rewatching some of last years Depp v Heard trial coverage by lawtube and there are so many questions are about whether she will be charged in future with perjury. Overall every says no, as it’s rarely ever charged. I never imagined that this would be more likely to be charged here in Australia when the accused isn’t even in our country

[@Munah722-m4q]

She’ll never get charged with anything…she secured her permanent safe spot by curry favoring the millionaire/billionaire men she f-ed.

[@DavidSmith-zd2iv]

This was over some dogs. I always thought it was about the Depp case lol

[@vee_tinymoose]

@@DavidSmith-zd2iv yeah, one of our politicians who is generally acknowledged as a joke made a massive stink about it. If you want to laugh sometime google Barnaby Joyce, particularly when he goes off on a rant about carp..

[@vee_tinymoose]

At about 0:55 kzbin.info/www/bejne/rIDZq3SsZraHo7csi=5MCocEeFVLe2tmXY

[@peachespavalko1980]

Bummer. Big, yucky bummer.

[@JK-tt2um]

It's just yet another expected result when it comes to AH...She NEVER pays the price for any of her despicable behaviours!

[@MoonDragon1]

What is the point in court or anywhere to have strict laws on lying and bringing animals in illegally knowingly and threatening people to lie for you if nothing happens when someone is busted? Same with just lying under oath. It makes no sense. It happens to often in a lot of cases

[@vee_tinymoose]

And a further bit - the whole situation with the dog was in our media as such a joke, partly because it was Barnaby Joyce who was carrying on about it, and because of how he was carrying on about it

[@LorE_aka-midwestmemaw8555]

Some documents dropped today in the BK-Idaho case, I believe…

[@JohnnyJackson746]

There goes justice

[@NonnieAnn]

Perhaps it was too much trouble to have a trial over this.

[@Mads4tahoe]

Shocker! 🙄 Can’t hold any of these pedos, criminals and thieves accountable why exclude those who lie under oath! This whole thing was a clown show and a mockery to those who have been abused! Such clown times we live in!

[@PhantasmicEther]

So typical- she’s never going to ever be held accountable for anything she’s ever done. I knew it was too good to be true! 😑

[@keiranbaker2268]

I missed the live by an hour . I had forgotten all about Heard the turds Australia case . Shame they wont prosecute her

[@tdelli3675]

I had a judge flat out lie in her decision, also she omitted information when stating her reasoning for her decisions... I know that even if i complained nothing will happen. Its made me very skeptical of everything. I hate liars!!

[@eliseintheattic9697]

Does anyone ever get prosecuted for perjury? I've never seen it, but I've seen plenty of cases where witnesses lied under oath, including cops. If it never gets prosecuted, why is it a law?

[@Lesley.h]

Totally sad. Can’t help but think of those that are being wrongfully convicted being actual victims.

[@jvanek8512]

12:22 why eyewitness testimony is a horrible thing to rely on to begin with. Even if the person is not wilfully lying, they can just be wrong.

[@musicismagic3001]

Maybe we can start a GoFundMe account to help Australia have an AH trial! 😂🤣😂

[@beckabones]

So the possibility of being charged with perjury is slim to none if so they may as well just get rid of it then

[@terryC508]

How do you get a gifted membership?

[@elizabethtichenor]

Smuggling the dogs is very serious. In an island environment they can pass devastating diseases. Ridiculous and selfish

[@vee_tinymoose]

It was so weird to wake up and see my country’s name on a video with your name 😂

[@TownGirl04]

Darn.. I was hoping they would

[@krysb77]

Of course we won't. We are too soft.

[@liliamrodriguez3020]

Great video

[@twonoisylorrikeets1963]

The statement is from Department of Agriculture not from Department of Public Prosecutions that made the decision not to proceed. I speculate that the Department of Agriculture and the Department of Immigration & Customs might have wanted to prosecute Heard but DPP have final say. Heard tried to blame Customs officers for not checking their bags & being more interested in photos and autographs.

[@theheartmachine1]

Too bad Australia doesn't charge people when they commit crimes.

[@robynnoel8084]

Replay Crew!! Great examples we are showing our kids..This must be helping make great leaders of the future.. It NEEDS consequences.. they should charge it as any other crime and if it doesn't hold up it doesn't hold up..

[@SportsandTrueCrime]

Hey!!! He always says peep gift memberships to this chnl. I changed my settings to allow acceptance. Is there sumthin else I have to do bcuz I haven’t seen any addt’l options? I only wanna tryout the basic plan. Just to see if I actually use it and/or prefer it over just being subbed. Tks in advance!!!

[@kelly30269]

The ymw Nelly case was full of witnesses that changed thier testimony or wouldn't agree to what they previously stated.

[@LadyLawSandra]

You hit home. I would never think you would speak of this, but thanks; I have written to you about WRONGFUL CONVICTIONS.not only that, I'm having issues in school. It is hard, but thanks. As I said before, legal minds are unique, and I believe it is in the blood. I have cousins Da's, and cousin and aunt judges, I; I almost gave up, but stuff like this motivates me; thanks.

[@linzi94]

Why am I not surprised, she seems to get away with a lot. I’m sure if it was me or Joe Public we’d have the book thrown at us.

[@TwiztidPain]

even in criminal trials , police are guilty of perjury also, I don;t no of any case of someone chared convicted of purjury

[@cats.addict6457]

Ridiculous...

[@jvanek8512]

On your question about deposition and testimony. It's easy because testimony happens a good while after a deposition and people aren't computers and remember things verbatim. Depositions are really dishonest if you think about it.

[@lauriewarner4848]

If people are not held accountable …this existence as we all know it, will become a nasty place to exist. We keep moving the line of the law further and further out. I guess it happens in every country, not just ours.

[@MDGB-ok2se]

Doesn’t surprise me. I figured they wouldn’t do anything to her.

[@kingginger3335]

15:52 This makes me think of the Zachary Anderson trial. The jailhouse snitch who came in and lied on the stand because the prosecutor, Gravely told him he would put in a good word with the feds if he testified against Zach. He straight up lied on the stand. It was insane