Danny Masterson Loses Appeal of Rape Conviction

Danny Masterson Loses Appeal of Rape Conviction hakkında magazin dünyasında yaşanan en son ayrıntılar ve sıcak gelişmeler netleşti. Oct 27, 2026 12:39pm PT Danny Masterson Loses Appeal of Rape Conviction By Gene Maddaus Plus Icon Gene Maddaus Senior Media Writer @GeneMaddaus Latest Rick Caruso Stays in the L.A. Conversation With Memoir of a Life Spent Building Businesses and Handling Crises 4 hours ago L.A.

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Masterson, a star of “That 70s Show,” was found guilty of raping two women at his Hollywood Hills home in 2003. The jurors were unable to reach a verdict on a third count involving a former girlfriend who alleged she, too, was raped in 2001.

Related Stories ‘Beach Fictions’ Review: Utterly Beguiling, Time-Tweaking Korean Romance Shows What a Day a Difference Makes ‘Ibuku’ Review: Dreamlike Indonesian Drama Is a Compelling Tale of Parental Redemption On appeal, his attorneys argued that Judge Charlaine Olmedo made a series of remarks and adverse rulings about Scientology that together infringed on his First Amendment rights. But the panel found that the judge’s statements “evidence no animus or departure from neutrality regarding Scientology.” Olmedo allowed a former Scientologist to testify at the trial as an expert about the faith’s beliefs and practices.

The prosecution argued that the victims — who all belonged to the church and had since left — delayed reporting the incidents or classifying them as rape due to fear of retaliation for violating a Scientology rule against going to the police. Masterson’s lawyers objected and argued on appeal that the court had improperly intruded into interpretation of church doctrine.

“The jury in this case was not asked to determine the truth or falsity of Scientology doctrine or beliefs,” the appeals court concluded, citing the specific reasons for which the religious evidence was introduced. “Admission of Scientology evidence for those purposes did not contravene the First Amendment.” The panel also rejected separate arguments about the statute of limitations and evidentiary rulings.

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