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Evan Rachel Wood Slams DA’s Decision on Manson

1/26/2025

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Summary

Story summary

Evan Rachel Wood voiced her frustration after the Los Angeles District Attorney chose not to charge her ex, Marilyn Manson, for domestic violence and sexual assault, citing the statute of limitations. Passionately, she highlighted the significance of the Phoenix Act, which she championed to extend these limitations, pushing for stronger protections for survivors.

History

Historical Context

Evan Rachel Wood's frustration over the LA District Attorney's decision not to charge Marilyn Manson highlights ongoing issues with the legal system's treatment of domestic violence cases. The Phoenix Act, which she championed, extends the statute of limitations for such cases in California. This mirrors historical movements advocating for survivors' rights, echoing the 1994 Violence Against Women Act, which aimed to strengthen protections for victims.

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Story summary

Evan Rachel Wood voiced her frustration after the Los Angeles District Attorney chose not to charge her ex, Marilyn Manson, for domestic violence and sexual assault, citing the statute of limitations. Passionately, she highlighted the significance of the Phoenix Act, which she championed to extend these limitations, pushing for stronger protections for survivors.

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