YankeeVol
Raised a Yank, Born a Vol
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The leftist commies are playing the long game to nationalize the police forces and your statement supports their efforts to replace the current personnel with ones loyal to their cause. Same thing is happening to the military.
The second degree murder was the unintentional variety. I think there was sufficient evidence to support the verdict.You won’t hear me raising too much a ruckus either way. I believe he’s got to appeal all three counts separately and I don’t see how he over turns all three. The manslaughter should stick. I think either Harold Ford or Trey Gowdy that summed it up for me. The actions and force were justified until they went on too long and no longer were justified. I think that describes it well.
The irony is Mad Max may have assisted in undoing that which she claims she wanted so badly. But on second thought I believe winning on appeal fits her race warfare message better.
You won’t hear me raising too much a ruckus either way. I believe he’s got to appeal all three counts separately and I don’t see how he over turns all three. The manslaughter should stick. I think either Harold Ford or Trey Gowdy that summed it up for me. The actions and force were justified until they went on too long and no longer were justified. I think that describes it well.
The irony is Mad Max may have assisted in undoing that which she claims she wanted so badly. But on second thought I believe winning on appeal fits her race warfare message better.
It's the second degree conviction that makes me believe you're wrong, and that the jury was afraid of finding him not guilty. Guilty of third degree and guilty of manslaughter, those make sense. I'm not convinced this satisfies the legal definition of second degree murder. But I do agree Chauvin is guilty of a crime.If you watched the trial you should not be shocked at the guilty verdict. The prosecution put on a convincing case. The defense did not. And for good reason. They had no credible defense to put on. The grasping of straws to create reasonable doubt flopped because of lack of credibility. Nelson seemed fairly inept but in fairness he really had nothing to work with. Chauvin is guilty. Period.
A unanimous verdict was reached as was required. 12 people found Chauvin guilty.
To claim the jury found Chauvin guilty out of fear of consequences of a “not guilty” verdict or the Judge was afraid implies you either didn’t watch the FACTS presented in the trial or your biases with respect to the law outweigh your ability to comprehend
I know nothing about 3 guilty verdicts under the MN laws. I do think it attests to the certainty of the opinions of 12 people