Danny Masterson Harassment Accusations Must Be Settled By Church Of Scientology In ‘Religious Arbitration,’ Rules Judge

Danny Masterson on Wednesday pleaded not guilty to multiple charges of rape, according to the Los Angeles County District Attorney's Office. The That '70s Show star was arrested andcharged in June withthree counts of rape by force or fear.The alleged separate incidents occurred between 2001 and 2003, according to authorities.

Danny Masterson is pleading not guilty.

UPDATE, 12:30 PM:  After several delays and postponements, Danny Masterson today finally entered a plea to multiple rape charges, sort of.

Danny Masterson has pleaded not guilty after being charged with three counts of rape by force or fear last year.ET has learned that the actor, through his counsel Tom Mesereau, pleaded not guilty in a Los Angeles court on Wednesday.

An attorney for “That ’70s Show” actor Danny Masterson pleaded not guilty on his behalf Wednesday to the rapes of three women in the early 2000s.

Danny Masterson pleaded not guilty to the rape charges against him on Wednesday, January 20, Us Weekly can confirm.

Gene Maddaus Senior Media WriterDanny Masterson’s attorney entered a not guilty plea on his behalf on Wednesday to three counts of rape, a charge that could send the “That 70s Show” actor to prison for 45 years to life.Masterson was charged on June 17 with raping three women at his home between 2001 and 2003. His arraignment has been repeatedly delayed since June.

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The civil lawsuit against actor Danny Masterson will be arbitrated through the Church of Scientology, according to new reports. The lawsuit was initially filed in August 2019 by a woman named Chrissie Carnell Bixler, her husband Cedric Bixler-Zavala, and Marie Bobette Riales, as well as two Jane Does alleging that they were stalked and harassed by members of the religious organization. Masterson is a well-known Scientologist.

Danny Masterson has been facing a civil lawsuit on harassment charges and a Los Angeles Country Superior Court judge has decided that the lawsuit must be arbitrated through the Church of Scientology.

A Los Angeles judge has made a ruling on the forum in which Danny Masterson‘s rape accusers can be heard — and it sounds like things are going to stick very closely to the Church of Scientology.

Samuel Little, whom the FBI  says was the most prolific serial killer in US history, died in prison Wednesday at age 80.

A judge has ruled that stalking and intimidation cases brought by four women against actor Danny Masterson must be mediated by the Church of Scientology.

Pat Saperstein Deputy EditorThe stalking and intimidation cases brought by four women who have accused TV actor Danny Masterson of rape must now go through mediation within the Church of Scientology, a Los Angeles judge ruled Wednesday.The ruling comes just days before Masterson’s scheduled arraignment on three charges of rape between 2001 and 2003.

Samuel Little, the country's most prolific serial killer who confessed to more than 90 slayings, has died. He was 80.

SAG-AFTRA president Gabrielle Carteris and national executive director David White on Tuesday posted a message to the labor union website with an update to COVID-19 filming protocols amid the current surge in cases.

Prosecutors in Los Angeles County are asking a judge for an order that would keep them from enforcing new directives from District Attorney George Gascón that would require them to be lenient in their sentencing recommendations for specified types of offenders. The Association of Deputy District Attorney's for Los Angeles County (ADDA) claimed in a lawsuit filed that the directives would mean violating state laws that require enhanced sentences in certain cases.