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

[KiwiFuzz]

The absolute state of the prosecution.

This shithead is now arguing that the total lack of findings in the autopsy PROVES that it was positional asphyxia.

 

[mate]

Positional asphyxia, also known as cope...

 

[Fields Of Rye]

I feel like the state is still grappling with delivering an effective cross. They keep harping on weird details that don't matter and acting really spazzy.

Maybe they've been chomping on some "chiclets".

He's trying make him seem unrealiable

 

[Special Agent Punchy]

One of Blackwell’s verbal tics is “you understand THAT, don’t you?”
Skeevy. I’m sure it goes a long way to get the jury to question witness competence.

 

[Evil Enchilada]

Mediocre, then?

 

[mate]

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Mediocre, then?

Damning with faint praise.

 

[reinigen]

NINE MINUTES TWENTY NINE SECONDS

 

[7he47r0n]

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Mediocre, then?

Is she delusional? The prosecutor is clearly getting increasingly flustered.

 

[All Cops Are Based]

ngl, I'm admiring Blackwell's professionalismness

 

[Slimy Time]

How did things escalate to the point where she thought she was firing a taser?

I think she's guilty of something, and a case can certainly be made for manslaughter (but I would say "at the very most"). But why resist arrest and put the officers in a position where they must make split-second decisions regarding the use of force?

The logic to me would be that he was diving back into the car, immediate thought is possibly diving back there to get a gun. But if that was the case and you thought he was going for a gun, you would just drop him instead of going for the taser.

To me, if she went for the gun and fired without screaming "TASER! TASER!", the argument would be possibly better. He resisted arrest, jumped into his car, I thought i saw him go for a gun or weapon, so I reacted and fired, instead of "I was an incompetent fuck and pulled out my gun instead of my taser and got a man killed".

Of course, this could just be female cops panicking and going for the most lethal option available.

 

[Top Skink]

ngl, I'm admiring Blackwell's professionalismness

yeah he's getting more and more professional as this goes on, just like the boxer guy

 

[Special Agent Punchy]

Blackwell: If you cut off blood supply by wrapping your arm around a neck for four minutes, does that cause irreparable brain damage?
Fowler: Yes.
Twitter:

 

[Meat Target]

Is Fowler hesitating because he's tripped up, or because he's trying to give good answers?

 

[KiwiFuzz]

The word "hypopharynx" doesn't appear in the official autopsy, either. I just checked.

 

[7he47r0n]

Is Fowler hesitating because he's tripped up, or because he's trying to give good answers?

Mr. Fowler knows exactly that every question is a leading one, and is focusing on finding the hidden spike.

 

[Fields Of Rye]

Is Fowler hesitating because he's tripped up, or because he's trying to give good answers.

He's on a medical edge here, doctors dont like to counter their peers who are experts in other fields. This makes it easy to bullshit

 

[Top Skink]

Is Fowler hesitating because he's tripped up, or because he's trying to give good answers?

He knows if he's careless his words will be twisted, and that blackwell is trying to make his words snippets that can be manipulated freely. It's normal stuff

 

[Celebrate Nite]

Is Fowler hesitating because he's tripped up, or because he's trying to give good answers?

He's trying to be as detailed as possible but the prosecution keeps putting the breaks on it. Prosecution just wants yes/no answers

 

[CoolSixtyNiner]

A bus filled with Indian elementary school students is hanging off the side of a cliff in Rajasthan. The only things keeping the bus from tumbling into the abyss are a vhs cassette with undeniable proof of Chauvin's innocence, and a pair of Amy Voss's used panties. If you only take one, either the cassette or the panties, there is a 50% chance the bus tips off the cliff. If you take both, 100%. If you take neither, the bus and the children are saved. What do you do?

 

[KiwiFuzz]

"You're not a pulmonologist, are you?"

"No."

*proceeds to ask really arcane questions about pulmonology*