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Yes, he could. Due process violation can be heard by SCOTUS. Jury pool public was bombarded with fake news about white cops indiscriminately killing blacks. That tainted the pool and due process. Though I agree it would be rare if SCOTUS took the case.
Yes, he could. Due process violation can be heard by SCOTUS. Jury pool public was bombarded with fake news about white cops indiscriminately killing blacks. That tainted the pool and due process. Though I agree it would be rare if SCOTUS took the case.
Yes, he could. Due process violation can be heard by SCOTUS. Jury pool public was bombarded with fake news about white cops indiscriminately killing blacks. That tainted the pool and due process. Though I agree it would be rare if SCOTUS took the case.
The jury reached the same conclusion any fair minded individual who watched the video would. 16 shots was disgusting for a suspect walking away from the officer.
One of the worst police shootings I have ever seen. Give this murderer life without parole.
30 years is the max here although he's going to do a lot less than that. I was a serious lack of judgement and in my opinion, murder. 2nd degree will get him a reduced sentence though, I expect he'll do around 10 years.
Yes, he could. Due process violation can be heard by SCOTUS. Jury pool public was bombarded with fake news about white cops indiscriminately killing blacks. That tainted the pool and due process. Though I agree it would be rare if SCOTUS took the case.
Thats funny since this cop indiscriminately killed a black man in this case!
You really think breaking into cars and carrying a knife warrants 9 bullets in the back while on the ground?
Are you a sadist? Do you just enjoy watching people getting bullets pumped into them by crazed lunatics?
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