Laurie Levenson

And victims, frankly, even if they're pressured, they can't give away their well-being, their physical well-being. The law is there to protect them. So I think the defense here is trying to reframe this as, gee, that's just how the world of rock and roll works. And these people wanted to be part of it. So they're not truly victims.

Well, that's such a great question and why this case is really important. because it's not just what's happening with Combs and his close associates. It's going to be how people think about relationships in all sorts of industries. So this is a case that gets the public to take a look at what is okay in and how we are treated. Because there'll be people saying, why did she stay with Combs?

Well, that's such a great question and why this case is really important. because it's not just what's happening with Combs and his close associates. It's going to be how people think about relationships in all sorts of industries. So this is a case that gets the public to take a look at what is okay in and how we are treated. Because there'll be people saying, why did she stay with Combs?

Well, that's such a great question and why this case is really important. because it's not just what's happening with Combs and his close associates. It's going to be how people think about relationships in all sorts of industries. So this is a case that gets the public to take a look at what is okay in and how we are treated. Because there'll be people saying, why did she stay with Combs?

Weren't they paid? Isn't that something that they wanted to happen? To really understand, no, it is still coercive, even if somebody finally just goes along with it because they've given up.

Weren't they paid? Isn't that something that they wanted to happen? To really understand, no, it is still coercive, even if somebody finally just goes along with it because they've given up.

Weren't they paid? Isn't that something that they wanted to happen? To really understand, no, it is still coercive, even if somebody finally just goes along with it because they've given up.

Apropos to what you were saying, we are in sort of this cycle where the public thinks they know somebody because that person's a star. And we saw that with OJ. And even though OJ was acquitted of the murders, it did come out in the trial that he was a serial abuser. They had been called out the police eight times. Wow. to deal with his abuse. And I don't think the public knew that about OJ.

Apropos to what you were saying, we are in sort of this cycle where the public thinks they know somebody because that person's a star. And we saw that with OJ. And even though OJ was acquitted of the murders, it did come out in the trial that he was a serial abuser. They had been called out the police eight times. Wow. to deal with his abuse. And I don't think the public knew that about OJ.

Apropos to what you were saying, we are in sort of this cycle where the public thinks they know somebody because that person's a star. And we saw that with OJ. And even though OJ was acquitted of the murders, it did come out in the trial that he was a serial abuser. They had been called out the police eight times. Wow. to deal with his abuse. And I don't think the public knew that about OJ.

And I don't think the public wanted to believe that about OJ.

And I don't think the public wanted to believe that about OJ.

And I don't think the public wanted to believe that about OJ.