Jonathan Majors Appears for a Hearing via Zoom

FILE – Jonathan Majors arrives at the premiere of “Creed III” on Feb. 27, 2023, at TCL Chinese Theatre in Los Angeles. The arrest of actor Majors on Saturday, March 25, 2023, has upended the Army’s newly launched advertising campaign that was aimed at reviving the service’s struggling recruiting numbers. (Photo by Jordan Strauss/Invision/AP, File)

After being charged with assault by his former girlfriend, actor Jonathan Majors finally had his day in court, and the charges against him remain intact.

Jonathan Majors Appears Via Zoom for Assault Case Hearing, Next Court Date Set for June https://t.co/koQFIYiGuC

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Today was Majors’ chance to prove his innocence in court, but not much happened as the Manhattan D.A.’s office didn’t change the three counts of attempted assault, a count of harassment, and another count of aggravated harassment.

Jonathan Majors could be imprisoned for up to a year if found guilty of a charge unveiled this morning in his domestic violence case. At the same time, the actor’s attorney today slammed proceedings as a by-product of “the racial bias that permeates the criminal justice system”… pic.twitter.com/8lAZEVk3UB

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His attorney, Priya Chaudry, believed the evidence they presented would sway the case in Jonathan’s favor, but they say the D.A.’s office “turned a blind eye to it.

Jonathan’s attorney also claims to have “clear evidence” to prove her client is being falsely prosecuted, but she doesn’t want to share it for fear that the alleged victim will change their story again.

Another court date has been set for June.

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