The televised defamation trial between Johnny Depp and Amber Heard wraps up on Friday, and as jurors head into deliberation, they were left with some final thoughts from both legal teams. Depp’s attorney, Benjamin Chew, told jurors that Heard’s claims that she had been physically assaulted by Depp on a frequent basis didn’t make sense. Chew argued how Kate Moss and other exes from Depp’s past have stated he’d never been violent with them, nor has anyone else publicly accused Depp of violence before or after Heard’s accusations hit the press.

Chew also brought up the allegations Heard had made that Depp abused drugs and alcohol during their marriage. Depp had admitted to his own drug use, and while Chew acknowledges that the former Pirates of the Caribbean star has his flaws, the attorney stresses that there is “a world of difference between having substance abuse problems and being a physical abuser.” He echoed fellow Depp attorney Camille Vasquez, who replayed audio recordings of Heard admitting to getting violent with Depp, while Depp never admitted to any violence. Vasquez explained:

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Meanwhile, Amber Heard lawyer Ben Rottenborn sought to paint Johnny Depp in a negative light with his closing statement. Rottenborn pointed to text messages and recordings of Depp seemingly angry about Heard, such as one text which referred to Heard “decomposing in the f**king trunk of a Honda Civic.” The attorney argues that this shows the “real” side of Depp, in contrast with his public image up until his fallout with Heard.

Rottenborn also states that the evidence presented in the trial has proven Heard to be truthful, though Depp’s attorneys argued that very same point for their client. He also stressed that even if one might believe that Heard had been abusive to Depp, she still wouldn’t be guilty of defaming Depp, which is what the trial is about. Rottenborn argues that if Depp was ever so much as abusive with Heard one time, regardless of her behavior, then she should win the trial.

Depp is suing Heard for $50 million, alleging she defamed him with false accusations of domestic violence. Heard counter-sued for $100 million, saying she’s being the one defamed. The seven-member jury will have to unanimously decide if one undoubtedly defamed the other and if they’ll be entitled to financial compensation.