I'm not willing to put in the time to watch a live stream of barristers reporting on each day's testimony, but I don't think we can judge the merits of the case based on what the media is reporting.

Too many journalists want to see Harry and especially his wife crash and burn and those wants creeps into their reporting.

Our American judicial system may have its roots in the English system of justice, but American law and English law parted ways a long time ago. And royal reporters do not appear to be well-versed in English law. Some of them don't realize that Harry's barrister isn't allowed to have practice sessions or otherwise instruct him how he should answer if asked a particular question.

Nobody seems to be questioning that he just happened to bump into David Sherborne while visiting Elton John and they just happened to converse about phone hacking and lawsuits.