It worked for O.J. Simpson.The plain fact, that nobody can deny, is that lawyers will do anything for a buck, no matter how vile.
It worked for O.J. Simpson.The plain fact, that nobody can deny, is that lawyers will do anything for a buck, no matter how vile.
Some times the corrupt, racist Amerikkkan system will do anything to uphold white supremacy. It worked for...well...too many names to list!It worked for O.J. Simpson.
The video apparently shows Chauvin kneeling on his neck fully 3 minutes after he lost consciousness.Well that's his job, Danny. And the technicality here is whether the DA can prove causation - which is a lot more than a technicality.
Plus, Chauvin actually gets a day in court to say his piece and - contrary to expectations - he may be persuasive. I know that upsets those who have already decided he's guilty, but there you go!..... The damn justice system, huh?!
I want to see a coroner's report and I want to hear from Chauvin why he knelt on the vic's neck for 8 minutes. And I want to hear expert evidence about whether "excited delirium" is a valid diagnosis or not, if that's what the defence is gonna say killed the vic.
And then I want to think about whether Chauvin's obligation to get medical aid for the vic is subsumed in a murder three charge. Or whether the DA should have laid a different charge. Plus some other stuff as well.
Murder's a pretty big decision, Danny. Most judges want to take a little time and trouble over it.
The tweet was censored by Twitter. Rightly so!!
The video apparently shows Chauvin kneeling on his neck fully 3 minutes after he lost consciousness.
I mean. Obama blasted thousands of innocent Iraqi civilians with drone strikes from the sky. He's set a great role model inciting violence while being president. Cute sarcasm though.He was misquoted.
No, wait, it was sarcasm.
Hold on, it's Obama's fault.
I mean. Obama blasted thousands of innocent Iraqi civilians with drone strikes from the sky. He's set a great role model inciting violence while being president. Cute sarcasm though.
Minneapolis basically let the city burn last night because even with 2500 law enforcement they were outnumbered by the anarchists and criminals in many locations that took control. 1000 more National Guard has been called up and Trump ordered some military bases to be on standby. I do not know if this is just a threat or how they can use the Army under Posse Comitatus Act.
I posted a more extensive update on the Riots with information from the 1 AM Sat news conference from the Emergency Ops Center at
https://terb.cc/vbulletin/showthrea...ot-handle-the-criminals&p=6709213#post6709213
Obama did what all American presidents do. That point of that office is to impose America's will on others and have the USA profit from it in the process. They even do it to their own citizens too. That's why prison is such a big business. You people are clueless. I could tell you how Reagan pushed guns into the Caribbean (mainly Jamaica) to incite political violence and murder between the two parties there.I mean. Obama blasted thousands of innocent Iraqi civilians with drone strikes from the sky. He's set a great role model inciting violence while being president. Cute sarcasm though.
Cities can be rebuilt, Floyd cannot.Minneapolis basically let the city burn last night because even with 2500 law enforcement they were outnumbered by the anarchists and criminals in many locations that took control.
Perhaps. I'm not sure what the charge would be. Unless they have the other officers on video encouraging Chauvin, I don't know what charge sticks. The other officers can simply say that they didn't know Chauvin was applying excessive pressure. Arrested persons routinely complain about discomfort.At least three of them will be charged, this is a certainty.
I think the National Guard is technically a state militia and not a federal military force so the governor can call them to assist in maintaining law and order.The Posse Comitatus Act night severely restrict or prevent Trump from sending in federal troops.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Posse_Comitatus_Act
There is a gap between the time GF was escorted to the cop's car and the time everyone saw those cops kneeling on him. It will be the cops' words to the jury and their argument to them that GF was resisting and force was necessary. Whether it was excessive force (took 3 cops) because GF was fighting back, and whether the force killed GF (which doesn't seem to be according to the ME's initial report), it's not a slam dunk case for the prosecutors especially charges against the other 3 cops. Chauvin's past records don't help him here but it will be hard to convince the jury that his intent was to kill GF.Perhaps, I'm not sure what the charge would be. Unless they have the other officers on video encouraging Chauvin, I don't know what charge sticks. The other officers can simply say that they didn't know Chauvin was applying excessive pressure. Arrested persons routinely complain about discomfort.
This has not been validated, but I heard someone say that you can faintly hear one of the other cops telling Chauvin that he had been on top of Floyd long enough.
Floyd was handcuffed before he was pinned to the ground by the knee to his neck.There is a gap between the time GF was escorted to the cop's car and the time everyone saw those cops kneeling on him. It will be the cops' words to the jury and their argument to them that GF was resisting and force was necessary. Whether it was excessive force (took 3 cops) because GF was fighting back, and whether the force killed GF (which doesn't seem to be according to the ME's initial report), it's not a slam dunk case for the prosecutors especially charges against the other 3 cops. Chauvin's past records don't help him here but it will be hard to convince the jury that his intent was to kill GF.
That knee on neck video was 9 minutes long; 3 of which he was unresponsive. In none of those 9 minutes was he ever resisting. What amount of resisting do YOU think justifies those whole 9 minutes? In which of those 9 minutes did YOU see George being a threat? And what's the cut off? 10 minutes? 20 minutes? 30 minutes? a full day?There is a gap between the time GF was escorted to the cop's car and the time everyone saw those cops kneeling on him. It will be the cops' words to the jury and their argument to them that GF was resisting and force was necessary. Whether it was excessive force (took 3 cops) because GF was fighting back, and whether the force killed GF (which doesn't seem to be according to the ME's initial report), it's not a slam dunk case for the prosecutors especially charges against the other 3 cops. Chauvin's past records don't help him here but it will be hard to convince the jury that his intent was to kill GF.