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

Outcome?

  • Guilty of Murder

    Votes: 75 7.6%
  • Not Guilty of Murder (2nd/3rd), Guilty of Manslaughter

    Votes: 397 40.0%
  • Full Acquittal

    Votes: 221 22.3%
  • Mistrial

    Votes: 299 30.1%

  • Total voters
    992
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They would not, because the other riots had a purpose, to take down orange man, they have their "man" in, uncontrolled riots are terrible bad optics for their "man" so im predicting that they are going to riot and their handlers would take chances to clean house ofc blaming nazis for it, the dems get rid of them without the direct asociation
So, what are you saying? All the rioting afterwards were celebratory riots or something?
 
its a nice silver lining for more people to see the real floyd over the fictional saint floyd
also april fools pfp twinsies
It's amazing the prosecution is doing this. It's actually recommended that if you're the party that goes first, you bring out discreditable things about your witness lest the other side be the first to bring them up, making you look dishonest, but they're not only bringing it up, they're going out of their way to make him look bad. For instance, if you want to bring out drug stuff, you want to bring it out in a sympathetic way like he's a sad, wayward soul struggling with inner demons, not "lawdy lawdy he sho loved him some of dem O P yoids! He was just gobblin dem pills by de handful."
 
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Night and day how much more competent and well spoken the defense attorney is. Has anyone pointed out how he looks like an older, beardier Tim Heidecker yet? I can't be the only one that sees it.
I don't see it

I find the defense attorney likeable and he's said stuff that made me laugh, definitely doesn't remind me of Heidecker at all
 
God I just realized what she's trying to do

She's trying to apply state funded Emergency room standards to the police. As in, they are required to provide you adequate medical care, provided you consent to it. This doesn't apply to small clinics. If you show up to a general clinic covered in blood, they don't have to help you so long as they aren't an emergency room.

How it started: Chauvin choked out Floyd, who was not high, slowly and methodically, so he's guilty of murder

How it is: Chauvin didn't immediately start CPR the moment Floyd lost consciousness so he's guilty of murder
 
God I just realized what she's trying to do

She's trying to apply state funded Emergency room standards to the police. As in, they are required to provide you adequate medical care, provided you consent to it. This doesn't apply to small clinics. If you show up to a general clinic covered in blood, they don't have to help you so long as they aren't an emergency room.

How it started: Chauvin choked out Floyd, who was not high, slowly and methodically, so he's guilty of murder

How it is: Chauvin didn't immediately start CPR the moment Floyd lost consciousness so he's guilty of murder
So she's trying to say cops need more training and funding?
 
God I just realized what she's trying to do

She's trying to apply state funded Emergency room standards to the police. As in, they are required to provide you adequate medical care, provided you consent to it. This doesn't apply to small clinics. If you show up to a general clinic covered in blood, they don't have to help you so long as they aren't an emergency room.

How it started: Chauvin choked out Floyd, who was not high, slowly and methodically, so he's guilty of murder

How it is: Chauvin didn't immediately start CPR the moment Floyd lost consciousness so he's guilty of murder
This is the vibe I am getting. They may be abandoning Chauvin actually killing Floyd, but consciously and willing prevented people from helping him, so that obstruction makes him responsible. They may also be trying to pin every second Floyd wasn't in the hospital onto him.
 
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