Why did Amber Heard's lawyer say "Objection Hearsay" when he was asking the questions? Most likely, he probably just got a little nervous and confused himself. Find out more about this viral moment in the Johnny Depp Amber heard lawsuit! Subscribe to @Law by Vansh Batra for more tips!
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