US entertainer Danny Masterson

 US entertainer Danny Masterson, most popular for his job in the television series "That '70s Show", has been tracked down liable on two counts of assault. The decision was declared on November 24, 2021, following a three-week preliminary in Los Angeles.

Masterson was blamed for assaulting three ladies somewhere in the range of 2001 and 2003. He argued not liable to the charges, and his protection group contended that the sexual experiences were consensual. Nonetheless, the arraignment introduced proof that Masterson utilized his superstar status and key, influential place to constrain the ladies into sex and afterward undermined them to keep them quiet.

The preliminary was postponed a few times because of legitimate questions, including claims of following and provocation by Masterson against the three ladies and a fourth lady who blamed him for rape. Masterson was charged in June 2020 and confronted a most extreme sentence of 45 years in jail whenever indicted on all charges.

The decision has been generally examined in the media and via web-based entertainment, with many individuals communicating support for the people in question and calling for equity. Masterson's case is one of a few high-profile instances of rape and wrongdoing in media outlets, which has started a more extensive discussion about the commonness of such way of behaving and the requirement for responsibility and change.

The condemning hearing for Masterson is planned for January 2022. He stays free on bail forthcoming the meeting.