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Attorney Johnny Depp has responded after Amber Heard called for the verdict in the defamation battle to be thrown amid claims about one jury in the case. In June, a civil jury at Fairfax awarded Depp $10.35 million after they found he was slandered by Heard when he wrote a 2018 opinion piece in Washington Post about domestic violence. WATCH THE VIDEO ABOVE: Amber Heard stuns with Johnny Depp’s confession of love For more Celebrity related news and videos, check out Celebrities >> The jury also awarded Heard $2 million for his counterclaim that he was slandered by one of Depp’s attorneys after he called his allegations a hoax. Earlier in July, in a motion filed in Fairfax County Circuit Court and published by Courthouse News Heard’s attorneys asked the court to “dismiss” the complaint and “investigate potential inappropriate jury service”. Among the arguments, Heard’s attorney suggested one jury on the panel might have been selected illegally. Johnny Depp and Amber Heard in 2014

Former Deputy Prime Minister Barnaby Joyce didn’t mince words when he called for Amber Heard to be potentially jailed in Australia amid claims of perjury. Joyce talks to Sunrise hosts Natalie Barr and Michael Usher on Thursday amid reports that the FBI helped the government investigate whether actress Heard lied in a Queensland court in 2016. WATCH THE VIDEO ABOVE: Barnaby Joyce considers Amber Heard’s perjury claim For more Celebrity related news and videos, check out Celebrities >> The perjury charges relate to litigation stemming from Heard’s visit to Australia with Johnny Depp in 2015, when Heard violated strict quarantine laws by failing to declare the couple’s two dogs, Pistol and Boo, as Law & Crime Network report. The story made international headlines after Heard was charged with illegally importing dogs into the country. He was fined after pleading guilty to the lesser charge of falsifying travel documents and then, along with Depp, forced to shoot an awkward apo

The FBI is reportedly helping the Australian government investigate whether actress Amber Heard perjured herself in a Queensland court in 2016. The perjury charges relate to litigation stemming from a visit to Australia with Johnny Depp in 2015, when Heard violated strict quarantine laws by failing to declare the couple’s two dogs, Pistol and Boo, as Law & Crime Network report. WATCH THE VIDEO ABOVE: Amber Heard stuns with Johnny Depp’s confession of love For more Celebrity related news and videos, check out Celebrities >> Heard smuggled two Teacup Yorkies into the country via private jet in May 2015 when her then-husband made his fifth. Pirates of the Caribbean movie passed quarantine protocols and violated strict Australian biosecurity laws in the process. According to the Australian Department of Agriculture, Water and Environment, dogs or cats brought into Australia from the US must have an import permit, undergo a 10-day quarantine and undergo veterinary examination be