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

[Bongocat]

Political pressure, lack of a change of venue affecting the juror's ability to serve a fair and impartial verdict, $27m civil lawsuit that was settled mid-trial are all grounds for appeal.

Great, and whatever judge overturns this decision will be executed on national television. I hold great hope for Chauvin.

 

[Kermit Jizz]

You people need to calm the fuck down.

This was a fucking show-trial, there was no way in hell, even with a shit-ton of evidence, a great defense team, and enough reasonable doubt for thirty cases to be not guilty that it would go Chauvins way. This isn't the fucking end of civilization. This isn't the fucking death of America. This is in a shithole town called Minneapolis. Go outside and take a good look. Most of America is not Minneapolis. This was a lighting in a bottle situation. The jury was already fucked by the make-up and who was in it. Do you think the jurors would have gone any other way considering what happened, what could happen, and how it already was going?

Do what Floyd tried to, and take a breather. You are being purposely whipped into a frenzy. The people who wanted this outcome now can be all smug and satisfied, but god knows if this will actually mean anything legally. Half the thread is screaming appeals and cope, and no one is walking off and taking into account that for the majority of us, this whole shitshow doesn't affect our lives, and mean anything other than disappointment or disgust that it didn't go your way. I'm not happy about it, but I know why it happened.

>mobs get a man wrongfully convicted for doing his job
>ITS FINE ITLL NEVER HAPPEN TO YOU STOP WORRYING
Yeah I'm sure that's what Chauvin though. I'm sure that's what Rittenhouse will be thinking when he gets convicted of murder.

But hey it could never happen to you right lol?

 

[Probably An Autist]

i expected manslaughter but i hoped for acquittal.
i want my hat stickers

 

[Purpleshells]

all of this reminds me of
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I thought this was EatDatPussy445 at first.

 

[Terminally Online]

He'll be put in protective custody. No way in hell they're going to let him in general population for one second.
If they do it for child molesters they'd better fucking do it for Chauvin.

Even normal cops are often separated from the general population. It's quite obvious that they will also do it for this case.

 

[aussiejinjo]

Great, and whatever judge overturns this decision will be executed on national television. I hold great hope for Chauvin.

no judge is overturning this shit, if a jury didnt why would a judge

 

[Techpriest]

You don't chase somebody in self defense

Stand your ground says “ehhh”. Self defense can also be in the protection of others or property. It’s completely possible for both sides to be correct on self defense there.

 

[SmugAutist]

Chauvin getting acquitted was never going to happen. The only way he had a chance was the mistrail. Once that was off, he was going to be convicted of at least one charge.

 

[tehpope]

Sorry if this has already been posted

https://twitter.com/CurtisHouck/status/1384617005785915403

 

[Special Agent Punchy]

Keith Ellison, AG of Minnesota just said that what happened today was not “Justice” because “justice involves restoration.” The conviction of Chauvin is “accountability” but only a small step toward justice.”

I hope our beloved kiwis of color are ready to rake in the reparations $$

edit: i confused the AG with a DA kek

 

[AnOminous]

Also, I have no opinion on this (since I don't have a law degree like the rest of the posters here) but Dershowitz was also interviewed and said he thinks this whole thing will be overturned and declared a mistrial within two years, possibly going to the Supreme Court.

I think there's a good chance Derpowitz is right this time. Also it depends if Chauvin lives. I'm not sure whether he'll get to stay out on bail until the case is decided. I'll note the defendant in the similar Noor case is currently incarcerated.

 

[Unassuming Local Guy]

I thought manslaughter. Frankly the counts are contradictory. So that's also an appeal point. I was certainly not expecting an acquittal.

You thought manslaughter because you voted for what you thought he was guilty of, and you're probably right. The jury did not. They voted for what they thought would result in the smallest number of them being murdered. That's all. Law was not practiced today by any means.

 

[Happy Fish]

I thought this was EatDatPussy445 at first.

Nah he'll be looting some tweenie snatch in celebration of justice

 

[Glowing In The Streets]

If you thought the cops played dead fish during the 2020 riots, baby, you ain't seen nothing yet.



Yes, but that's one incident. Now here comes another. And then there's the outcome of the Rittenhouse trial. He seems to be a likeable kid - Derek Chauvin didn't have that in his favor, plus he's a cop. But Rittenhouse - he's more relatable.

I'm saying that this is all compounding on top of everything that came before.

Waco
MkUltra
Chemtrails were real and an experiment on effectiveness
Election fraud
Watergate institutionalized
Mockingbird

Face it, people dont care enough unless paid to. There wont be anything the powerful dont want to fund

 

[ConfederateIrishman]

The niggers got everything they wanted.

27 million dollars in danegeld

3 guilty verdicts despite reasonable doubt and multiple mistrial errors

They are still going to riot for the rest of the week.

Well why the fuck shouldn't they? They got everything they wanted, violence has worked for them, and they have no reason not to keep taking more.

 

[Fentanyl Floyd]

God bless, America!

 

[Pentex]

>Guilty of 1st, 2nd murder and manslaughter for the same set of facts.

That's really not how this works.

Expect niggos and (((activists))) to get even more insufferable and the police to be stood down in the face of this increasing niggdom.

Accelerate, accelerate, accelerate.

 

[Inflatable Julay]

How does sentencing work when all 3 are guilty for the same victim?

Doesn't matter, he's probably not gonna make it to jail

 

[Just_Somebody]

Well, I'm not entirely surprised. Shit was always stacked against him from the very start, and the media basically throwing chum into the water at every given opportunity, while these jurists were still able to go home and be exposed to the news and social media (lol at pretending they didn't follow any of this over the past month). The defense put up something far more competitive than what any of us expected, but the game was rigged from the very start.

 

[Jimjamflimflam]

Sorry if this has already been posted

https://twitter.com/CurtisHouck/status/1384617005785915403

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What were they suppose to do, execute him right on the spot? What the fuck is wrong with these people?