Angelina Jolie contributed greatly to the Domestic Violence Act, which was just signed into law by California Gov. Gavin Newsom, and which gives victims of abuse easier access to “the evidence they need to try to get court-ordered remedies.”
The new bill has long been supported Angelinawho in 2016 complained about her ex-husband for violence Brad Pitt after the infamous private jet flight from Chateau Miraval in Los Angeles, during which the actor would also attack his parents children.
“I was compelled to support this bill because of the urgent importance of ensuring abuse survivors have timely access to evidence of abuse,” the actress said. Maleficent Angelina Joliewhat’s up with Brad Pitt divides six children. “Evidence helps validate experiences of abuse and expands access to trauma care and the likelihood of legal redress,” the 48-year-old continued, adding: “In addition to the government’s decision to charge and prosecute, victims of abuse need to be identified for abuse. or their children in order to protect their health by receiving trauma care and the necessary legal protection.”
As for the claims about Jolie To Pitt star instead Eternal accused her ex-husband of domestic violence, stating in court that Brad “strangled one of the children and punched the other in the face”, and then realized that she was grabbed and pulled on the head, and also poured (along with six children) with beer and red wine. Very heavy words are those of Jolie which then prompted an FBI investigation, at the end of which, however, Pitt he was cleared of all charges.