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Blake Lively's Legal Strategy Draws Criticism From Survivor Law Creator
The woman who wrote California's survivor-protection law is calling out Blake Lively's legal strategy in her fight with Justin Baldoni ... saying the legislation was never intended to be used this way. Watch the video ... Victoria Burke joined "The…
The legal strategy employed by Blake Lively in her response to the sexual assault allegations seems overly defensive and lacking in empathy for the survivor, which is deeply troubling given the context and severity of the accusations. It raises questions about whether Lively is prioritizing her own interests over those of the individual who was harmed. As a survivor of sexual assault myself, this kind of response is not only inappropriate but also does a disservice to the movement for justice an
As someone who has worked with survivors of sexual assault, I find it deeply troubling when legal strategies prioritize the perpetrator's rights over the victim's. It's not about empathy, it's about acknowledging the harm that's been done and holding the perpetrator accountable for their actions. Instead of focusing on defenses, the legal system should be designed to support survivors and ensure they have the resources they need to heal and move forward.
I found it curious that Blake Lively's legal team chose to use a survivor law framework in their defense rather than addressing the alleged misconduct head-on. It seems like a missed opportunity to directly engage with the issues raised by the survivors.