Democrat Paedophile Roman Polanski Lawsuit, Alleging Director Raped Minor in 1973, Has Been Settled

12-year-olds can't give consent.  Gloria Allred is a paedophile enabler. 

Roman Polanski no longer faces a trial over an alleged sexual assault on a 
minor in 1973 after reaching a settlement, news agency Agence France-
Presse (AFP) reported, citing his U.S. lawyer.

The director fled the U.S. decades ago after admitting to the statutory 
rape of a 13-year-old in a plea bargain in 1977. After serving 42 days in 
jail, he left the country when it appeared a judge was reconsidering his 
release.

The latest case against Polanski, 91, had been filed last year and was due 
in a civil court in Los Angeles in August but has been withdrawn amid the 
settlement, the AFP report stated. The case was “settled in the summer to 
the parties’ mutual satisfaction and has now been formally dismissed,” it 
quoted the attorney as saying.

Gloria Allred, the plaintiff’s lawyer, confirmed the settlement to the 
AFP.

The civil lawsuit, filed by an unidentified plaintiff in Los Angeles 
Superior Court and seeking unspecified damages, accused Polanski of raping 
a minor in 1973 after giving her alcohol. It was filed just before the 
expiration of a California law that allowed for an extended window for 
claims against the alleged perpetrators of sexual crimes.

Polanski, a best director Oscar winner for The Pianist (2002), has always 
denied wrongdoing.