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...Murder is a stretch, and comes off as political.
Based on what? The language in the 2nd degree unintentional murder that I quoted from the MN law earlier in the thread seemed to fit what happened pretty well, IMO.
Why did Chauvin do what he did? What benefit did he gain by doing it? The answer to my first question is, how could anyone possibly know? The answer to my second question is that he gained no benefit from it at all. Instead what he got is imprisonment, possibly for the rest of his life and condemnation by most members of our society. There's many people who get screwed-over by others, but Chauvin didn't need anyone else, as he screwed himself. He'll have to be completely isolated in prison, as he wouldn't survive a day if he was put in with other prisoners. I hope that all other police officers take a lesson from his self-inflicted fate.
Chauvin did it because he has done it in the past gotten away with it for him it was normal to do this. Chauvin had a history of excessive force yet no one every investigated, or considered those citizen complaints legitimate.
Sometimes bad officers are fired by a departments yet they are able to move to another state and get hired by another department. Something should have been done about that years ago we had a few bills in congress. Police unions lobby against them that's just not right police unions should not be supporting officers who are fired from departments get jobs again in other states.
But, can you prove what you say...Is that what the judge said, or is it what you think he said, don't want msm thoughts, I want what the judge said.
The judge presiding over former officer Derek Chauvin's murder trial in downtown Minneapolis urged jurors not to watch the news after the first day concluded Monday.
Turning to jurors as he ended the proceedings Monday, Judge Peter Cahill told the assembled panel: "Have a good night and don’t watch the news,” according to The New York Times.
His remarks reportedly came after a video feed operated by Court TV being used to broadcast the trial on television cut out, forcing the court to adjourn for the day. https://thehill.com/homenews/state-w...news-at-end-of
Notice the quotes.
I’m surprised it took the jury that long , I’m sure their minds were all made up from day one what they were going to have to do , too scared to vote any other way , too bad all those people testifying was a waste of time , jury knew it too , I’m sure they fell asleep through most of it ,
If you made an assertion like this in a court of law you'd be laughed out the door.
I thought you expected differently. Didn’t you post often about he was not going to be found guilty or am I mixing you up with another poster? You start that giant sticky thread if I’m remembering correctly.
Is this some revisionist history on your part?
His posts are the litmus for what’s NOT going to occur. Reality is always the exact opposite of whatever he predicts.
I thought you expected differently. Didn’t you post often about he was not going to be found guilty or am I mixing you up with another poster? You start that giant sticky thread if I’m remembering correctly.
Is this some revisionist history on your part?
Same cat that was 100% certain that the 2020 election was going to be overturned.
Murder 2 conviction in this case might be the worst injustice of the entire debacle. Jury was not sequestered and any one of them would have been doxxed immediately if they would have stepped out of line. They essentially had guns to their heads.
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