And another thing...
That court case? The prosecution just seems incredibly well prepared. They've been particularly savvy in how they've handled unsavory revelations about the client. I'm not sure who weighed on that decision- the client himself, the attorney team, the PR people... But their choice to be honest end up front about the client's flaws has been refreshing.
So many public figures today try so hard to keep their public image spotless despite their flawed and human nature... Seeing someone being honest and relevant about their own imperfections, mistakes, and, dare I say, crimes shouldn't be unusual, but it is.
Depp for president! (Kidding, really!)
But only because he's more honest than anyone else in politics.
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