The Trial of Derek Chauvin - Judgement(?) Day(?) has arrived!

[Merry]

BUSTED

SHE'S LYING LOL

 

[break these cuffs]

This is one of the same lawyers that Zimmerman had

edit: Zimmerman had more than one lawyer

Did you know that one of them was actually an animated skeleton?

 

[Dr. Ricearoni]

Daaaamn we get a small bonus before it's over.

 

[Secret Asshole]

Fucking PR person lol

 

[Feline Supremacist]

Now the judge is chewing out some middle aged hambeast for taking pictures in the courthouse, this is hilarious

 

[DiscoRodeo]

Should they have gotten their shit together sooner? Maybe.

I think the answer to that is, yes.

But they were in a stressful situation with a hostile crowd gathering. They're only human.

Yeah, well, theyre also cops and I do hold them to a reasonable standard. If it becomes a situation where it does seem like a guy is choking out- even if it turns out that there was nothing that could be done, Id like to know that the police are at least going to try and do what they can to mitigate things. Maybe moving him to an upright position would have been better for better air flow. Considering the video has him in multiple positions, and finally the knee-on-neck much to his detriment, there does seem to be room for adapting to the situation- which police need to be able to do. Other cops saying 'maybe we should switch positions' is the understatement of the century.

I don't deny that St George may not have died if things had gone down differently

I think he would have died because of the fentanyl, but this trial is less about that, more about did Chauvin do things properly.

I just don't believe that Chauvin is guilty of 2nd or 3rd degree murder or 2nd degree manslaughter.

I agree with you here 100% on the 2nd degree unintentional murder and 3rd degree murder, but disagree on 2nd degree manslaughter. I think I highlighted the difference between the three way earlier in this thread, but what happened here could fit that, because (and how its different from unintentional murder), the nuance for 2nd degree manslaughter is "did you put the person in a situation that could have contributed to his death. Because cause of death is a mix up, and nothing is going to be agreed upon past it being a combination of fent, adrenaline, stress, a bad heart condition, and constricted airway- this will stick. If I'm having a spazz attack and a dudes knee is on my neck, even if I, myself, am a POS, I want to at least now that a cop is going to have the sense to adjust positions relative to that.

The notion that "cops cant switch positions", "He was too strong, even though he was being handled by 4 officers total in different ways earlier", "He forfeited his life by being a violent criminal", "there wasn't anything the cops could do, so why should they have attempted to" just seem like a lot of copes.

If they were going after him for professional misconduct, or wilful neglect or etc etc, I could get behind it, but the charges they've brought rely on malovelence in the first two cases or a reasonable certainlty that his actions would result in death in the manslaughter charge.

The 2nd degree manslaughter is what plays on willful negligence & professional misconduct.

I don't think either of those mind states are true of Chauvin given he was doing as he'd been trained

I think he was to a certain point, but heres the thing. Hes got a massive crowd yelling at him, people chimping out and filming him, a dude who was belligerent before and then has suddenly gotten progressively more and more limp. I think he was trained enough, and then mentally froze and did not respond in an appropriate way as a result. Something the BLM crowd isn't going to like to hear is, know what is needed here? Better/more training, more money for the police.

within the parameters decided upon by his superiors.

I think his superiors have the knee-on-neck as an option, but what I am pretty confident in is that the parameters probably would not include "knee-on-neck, and even if the suspect goes limp, don't take your knee off his neck".

That's not Chauvins fault though. He had every reason to expect that hte training he was given was sufficient and proper to allow him to fulfil his duty

Relates to the previous statement, but him freezing is on him. Its not murder, I don't think he's a vicious person, but he def needed to act better in this situation.

 

[HumanHive]

This is one of the same lawyers that Zimmerman had

edit: Zimmerman had more than one lawyer

Ah, the zimm-zamm trial. Such memories.

Spoiler

 

[SITHRAK!]

This is one of the same lawyers that Zimmerman had

edit: Zimmerman had more than one lawyer

And Ben Crump is the ambulance chaser from the Zimzam trial who also represented Floyd’s family in the ghetto lottery.
It blows my mind that dead niggers are apparently worth $27 million even before it’s determined under law whether or not their deaths were their own goddamn fault.

 

[The Wizard]

Two BTFOs by the judge, back to back?
It must be my birthday.

 

[Fentanyl Floyd]

 

[Meat Target]

Good god I hope she stews all night on that little talking down to she just got, comes back swinging tomorrow am and gets slapped again in front of the jury this time.

Clip? Transcript? Summary?

 

[X Pac Heat]

I walked out for a minute what happened at the end there?

 

[Merry]

I walked out for a minute what happened at the end there?

Moron PR person was taking pics in the courtroom (very fucking illegal) and very poorly lied about why she was doing it. Judge dragged her onto the stand to essentially humiliate her to the world

 

[TV's Adam West]

It's just not the same without watching Metokur slowly get blackpilled on stream as he tries to cover this.

 

[Meat Target]

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Is there anything more cringe, pathetic, and unconvincing than an SJW trying to sound tough?

 

[who dare wins?]

Sorry if this is a excessively retarded question but where can I watch a replay of the livestream?

 

[737 MAX Stan Account]

How long do the Twin Cities have before they're engulfed in flames?

 

[Penis Drager]

Hahaha she just got told off by the judge for being childish in court.

Anyone putting together archives of highlights like this? Would love to watch but workposting.

 

[DamnWolves!]

She just got the hostile witness treatment holy shit, contempt of court soon?

"Hostile witness" is a technical term; in this instance, she's already considered a hostile witness. Having someone declared a hostile witness only occurs when it turns out that someone you have called as a witness is being a dick; it lets you treat them as if you were in cross-examination, allows you to ask them leading questions, and a bunch of other stuff you're normally not allowed to do on direct.

 

[Merry]

This is nearly Zimzam levels of hilarious already and we're only on day 2