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Robson’s legal team has already laid the foundation that Robson’s memory was impaired which would be presented by his legal team as he did not fabricate his testimony. In other words: he believed his testimony at the time to be true and he currently believes differently.
In case of such specific questions as the above one (but there are many others) that is only possible if he had repressed memory which he does NOT claim.
Not true; it can happen with impaired memory as well which is what Robson is claiming.
Castor, impairment means damaged. Damaged memory can occur from manipulation and brainwashing.
You are correct in that the opposing legal strategies did not appear on the verdict form in the AEG civil trial.
However; I would suggest you review the opposing legal strategies as per the transcripts or other such source for clarification because coercion of the doctor was discussed at length in court.
Isn't that question is little bit too premature?
As far as I'm concerned, MJ's attorneys replies and demurrers etc are brilliant to compare Wade's attorney's tabloid filled crap.
It doesn't matter what Weitzman said or did in the past, you need to look what he (they, as there are 3 legal companies involved in this case) is doing now.
Thirdly, we have no say who should or shouldn't be attorney in the case, so lets just hope they manage to take care of Wade and Safejunk without our input:cheeky:
In Tygger's definition of "impaired memory" she includes Robson's claims of being manipulated into thinking the alleged actions were not wrong. I understand that. But what she fails to realize is that this does not lead to the logical conclusion that Robson "believed his testimony at the time (in 2005) to be true". Robson simply cannot make that argument or if he will then that is a logically impossible claim.
You can make that argument in case of a question like:
"Were you molested?"
"No."
In that case one can make an argument for Robson, saying that what allegedly happened to him he simply did not understand to be molestation at the time, so he technically did not lie. Simply to him at the time it was not molestation.
However, in 2005 on the stand it weren't only such questions asked but many very more straightforward ones, that one cannot just explain away this way, without either claiming repressed memory or having to admit that he knowingly "lied" on the stand. (I put "lie" in quotation marks simply because I do not believe he lied in 2005, I believe he is lying now that his claims are connected to a monetary demand.)
"Have you ever been in the shower with Mr. Jackson?" leaves no room for any other interpretation. That's a very straightforward question and the answer does not depend on Robson's ability of understanding if such an act would be wrong or right. The same with several other questions and the answers he gave in 2005. So in those cases he should claim either repressed memory (which he does not claim) or say that he "lied" under oath. There is no any other way out of it.
respect77;4086192 said:Me (after talking about the whole thing with how it doesn't work with claims such as the one about the shower etc - I am not repeating that argument again):
respect77;4086212 said:In Tygger's definition of "impaired memory" she includes Robson's claims of being manipulated into thinking the alleged actions were not wrong.
castor;4086210 said:Coercion is the act of compelling by force of authority. What kind of force did MJ use? What kind of authority did he have? Murray wasn't even hired and paid by MJ but AEG if anything AEG could have forced him to do things not MJ. MJ was completely powerless in the whole scheme, not to mention he was hardly an authoritative or forceful person.
InvincibleTal;4086220 said:You did the same with Wade, you say he can win because he claims impaired\demaged\repressed memories. That's not what he said and even if he did it doesn't mean he could win this case easily.
Not true; it can happen with impaired memory as well which is what Robson is claiming.
- if the judge does NOT allow the late creditor claim, that would mean Estate cannot be sued and the DOE1 defendant or civil cases against Estate will get dismissed.
Tygger;4086357 said:You give me far too much credit as I did not author the definition of an impaired memory. Robson/Safechuck’s legal team instructed, rehearsed, and chose the wording Robson used in his Today interview.
Castor, as per the above, I did not author the definition of an impaired memory. You may want to review his Today interview to hear what he said.
I am unsure how much of the trial you reviewed however; addiction and coercion was discussed by the defense.
I don't understand Robson's petition either.
On the one hand he claims that he didn't realize he was abused until May 2012 and he only learned about the Estate in March 2013.
On the other hand he wants e. estoppel to be applied because of what?
He didn't know about the administration of the Estate because he was abused? That doesn't make any sense.
If he indeed knew about the Estate - and he did - and if he indeed realized he was abused in May 2012 there is no law which supports his late claim.
Am I wrong?
We have discussed his estoppel argument a lot here and yes, I don't understand it either.
The whole thing is nonsense.
The Estate claimed in their response that they have evidence that Robson in fact knew about the Estate long before March 2013 and that they want to cross-examine him.
Will that happened at the Apr 21 hearing?
I think he was deposed last year. But we do not have any info on it except for one tidbit in an article (I think by TMZ) that supposedly the Estate managed to get him admit that he knew about the custody issues involving MJ's children and the Estate (I think the events surrounding granny gate perhaps?), so that means he knew about the Estate.