NCFM Sends Thank You Letter to Judge Penny Azcarate re Johnny Depp trial
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Dear NCFM:
I just wanted to ask if the way the court treated Mr. Depp is usual of how men are treated? Do you think status and money played a part or do you think this case will trend so that the average man may also benefit with more justice and equity in the courts in the future? Peace. With Respect.
Always depends on the judge. In this judges case I don’t think money, celebrity, publicity or politics made a difference. No evidence of it anyway. And, yes, this case will trend so that the average man my benefit.