Amber Heard Case Study

Amber Heard has been invited to appear in court on Tuesday for illegally bringing their two Yorkshire terriers in Australia last May. The wife of Johnny Depp, allegedly, sneaked the dogs on his private jet when they visited the land down under.

The 52-year-old actor first had issues a couple of months ago by not declaring Pistol and Boo to the authorities when they arrived in Brisbane in April. Johnny was on the place to film his new movie, the latest installment for the “Pirates of the Caribbean” franchise.

"The Commonwealth Director of Public Prosecutions provided advice to the Dept of Agriculture,” a Department of Agriculture spokeswoman confirmed. “Relating to serving Ms Amber Heard with a summons on July 14."

Moreover, Australia has a law for dogs to undergo 10 days quarantine upon arrival to check if they have virus or disease. This, too, is to avoid the spread of the infection to the country.

The Gold Coast dog groomer shared her snap with the puppies on her social media account.

Additionally, the issue got bigger when the federal Agriculture Minister Barnaby Joyce demanded the two canines two leave the country or to be put down. "Mr Depp has to either take his dogs back to California or we are going to have to euthanize them.”

Mr. Joyce gave the couple’s fur babies a 50-hour ultimatum to “buggered off back to the United States.” He was actually criticized by the way he handled the case.

Too, he was labeled a “wanker” by radio shock jock Kyle Sandilands. However, the minister said: “I 'm always pleased with the legal process - we are all equal before the law.”

Meanwhile, Pistol and Boo were kept in a Gold Coast mansion of the motorcycle racing legend Mick Doohan. Johnny and his pilot were still under investigation if they should be prosecuted by not declaring the dogs’