Trial will be held on July 14, and Kevin Spacey will respond in freedom
Kevin Spacey voluntarily appeared in court in the UK to testify about sexual harassment allegations made by three men on May 26 this year. After the first hearing on Thursday, 16, the actor received bail as an initial sentence for the alleged crimes and may respond in freedom.
the lawyer of spacey, Patrick Gibbsdenied veracity of the allegations: “Mr. spacey vigorously denies all criminality in this case,” as reported by the BBC. There will be another pre-trial hearing in July.
The prosecution asked for the actor’s passport to be collected, but the jury did not consider it necessary. the magistrate Tan Ikram declared to the court: “I have not been convinced that there is a real risk.”
The case will be heard at Southwark Crown Court in London. The audition is scheduled for July 14th.
There were four allegations of sexual assault against three men that occurred between 2005 and 2013, according to the head of the CPS Special Crimes Division, Rosemary Ainsliereported in a note sent to the newspaper The Guardian (via G1).
In a statement to Good Morning America, spacey claims to be ‘confident’ that he can prove his innocence.
I very much appreciate the Crown Prosecution Service’s statement, in which they carefully reminded the media and public that I am entitled to a fair and innocent trial until proven guilty. While I am disappointed in their decision to move forward, I will voluntarily appear in the UK as soon as it can be arranged and defend myself against these accusations.
Source: Rollingstone
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