Board your windows!

HockeyDad wrote:

QUICK at the very least.
It wasn't a long, stressful several day wait...

rfenst wrote:

Board your windows!

HockeyDad wrote:

They knew what they had to do or their addresses get out and their houses get burned down.
If they convict for a lessor charge they still get burned down.
Hung jury they get burned down.

HockeyDad wrote:

I watched the entire trial from day one. Look at the Elements of the charges are given to use. It is likely a no-brainer.

rfenst wrote:

One could make a case for not guilty based off of what you posted Robert.

Sure the 9 minutes looked damning...but it was only the last 90 seconds where he wasn't combative or talking. It was based off that that I believe the other cops didn't jump in and alter Chauvin.

The expert testimony where they described Fentanyl sure made it sound like his death was predicated on his drug usage of that.

DrMaddVibe wrote:

Yes. My post isn't right so I will repost it all...

All the state needs to convict is that it was a one of the causes of death, not the "sole" cause of death.

rfenst wrote:

I think all the state needed was to show up. An acquittal is not an option.

HockeyDad wrote:

Their attorney made damned sure an appeal is going to be made.

DrMaddVibe wrote:

Will probably be read in an hour!

rfenst wrote: