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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It didn't take long for this break lol
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(I know it's not really a break but come on)
 
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MooseGump said:
It didn't take long for this break lol
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(I know it's not really a break but come on)
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He said on Friday that they had to get through some motions before the trial resumes this morning.

I wonder why they're cutting the broadcast for this next part. They said they're dealing with Hall tomorrow morning, but could it be because the next witness is for Hall's girlfriend?

EDIT: nope, jury shenanigans. Probably related to suspected jury tampering
 
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Fields Of Rye said:
If we rule out drugs, and therefor the heart issues, pulmonary edema, and erratic behavior it would 100% be Chauvin's fault. As ultimately what killed him was his heart stopping, and unless this 30 something year old could be proven to have a spontaneous heart attack or a severe allergy to bananas, Chauvin's actions constitute anything that could have happened.
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If you think this 44 year old (not 30s) sickle cell sack of drugs had a forced physical health issue just because of the white man and not every other deteriorating part of the Banana-buyers physical and mental well-being.
You're absolutely shot.
 
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7he47r0n said:
Despite my many years on the Internet, I still can't get accustomed to how Americans are absolutely obsessed with matters related to race. From my point of view, almost every one of them is racist due to their fixation on the topic. What's worse is that it's very slowly seeping into my home country, which is both sad and absurd, seeing as how 99,8% of the population here is as white as snow.
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We had good intentions, but we truly are a display to world of the failure of the “melting pot”. Some cultures are like oil and water.
 
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TL;DW for anyone just joining

The defense smelled something fishy from the prosecution and caught it before they could pull some more stupid bullshit. It relates to what the old fart (zimmerman) last week said about police training (I.E. who took what kind of training on which day and how it's relevant or not).
 
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Danke said:
If you think this 44 year old (not 30s) sickle cell sack of drugs had a forced physical health issue just because of the white man and not every other deteriorating part of the Banana-buyers physical and mental well-being.
You're absolutely shot.
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That’s only if you exclude everything the drugs could do, which includes heart, lung, and brain shit. It’s obviously caused by drugs and I’ve said that over and over.

the question is what could have stopped his heart. That’s an easy question with drugs, but without drugs (the question at hand) it’s basically limited to immediate heart attack or Chauvin.
 
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Fields Of Rye said:
the question is what could have stopped his heart. That’s an easy question with drugs, but without drugs (the question at hand) it’s basically limited to immediate heart attack or Chauvin.
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A dumb question, because we know from testimony, video evidence, and the blood work that Floyd was a habitual and active user of a shitload of drugs dangerous both in isolation and especially when combined.
 
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