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

[Some JERK]

Arguing with the defense here and there is fine, but when a witness starts arguing the case against every question instead of just answering the questions it makes them look biased as fuck.

 

[Celebrate Nite]

>I don't like the word "greater". It doesn't make sense to me

 

[Probably An Autist]

reddit thinks Nelson is getting totally BTFO'd guys its all over

 

[Merry]

This guy has turbo Autism and he's Jewish, headed straight for a sneeding

 

[JohnDoe]

reddit thinks Nelson is getting totally BTFO'd guys its all over

Reddit also thinks toddlers can consent, so excuse me if I don't take them seriously.

 

[Ari Gold]

"To some extent....Um... Er... Yes."

 

[Feline Supremacist]

reddit thinks Nelson is getting totally BTFO'd guys its all over

Reddit is boned if they find themselves in court. They wouldn't know the first thing about court procedure and rules. Here's hoping.

 

[Some JERK]

reddit thinks Nelson is getting totally BTFO'd guys its all over

They have no idea where his line of questioning is going.

 

[Wingnut]

I've now seen both CBS news and MSNBC with this leading headline on their Youtube video.

George Floyd did not die from drug overdose, medical examiner says

Now, both videos actually have a 1:2 like to dislike ratio (33% likes), but they are setting up the narrative even stronger that anyone that thinks Floyd died of an OD is a conspiracy theorist that has already been debunked.

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Late I know but I'm just catching up, but this headline should really be: "Medical Examiner, paid by the prosecution to be present, who no longer practices and had a near 50% patient fatality rate, claims smoking is good for you and George Floyd did not die from drug overdose."

These are the experts I'm told to trust.

 

[Sugar Puppet]

Oh lord, the state didn't get their money's worth out of this kike. Nelson has him all up on the ropes now

Earlier he mentioned he charges something like $290 an hour for his work and was paid roughly $24000 for his work on this trial.

 

[MoeChotto]

He's a WaPo editorial writer. Why am I not surprised?

 

[Ari Gold]

30 op-eds. Bring them all up.

Edit: This motherfucker is triple-dipping. He is getting paid for 1. op-eds, 2. a book, and 3. analyzing/testifying for the state. $$$$$$

 

[Merry]

THIS JEW WROTE 30 OP EDS ON THE FLOYD CASE LMFAO HOLY FUCK

 

[DocMorbis]

Nelson if you keep this up the guy will be unable to SNEEEED!

 

[TheClappening]

"Washington potht"

Goddammit Nelson.

 

[Pizza Munch]

I’m getting secondhand embarrassment from this man oh lawd

 

[mate]

This guy looks like he just wants to get back to his model train collection and his pikachu pyjamas. He looks like he has a fridge full of sprite and forces his wife to watch him do forward rolls.

And we are supposed to believe he is an expert on the use of force and can second guess Derek Chauvin, a veteran cop.

Well, I'm convinced.

 

[BurnerPhone]

He's a WaPo editorial writer. Why am I not surprised?

Judge's official instructions to the jury: "You are to disregard this witness' entire testimony and background"

 

[Activelo]

This is one of the articles he wrote:

 

[JohnDoe]

I am not sure how strong all these expert witnesses are supposed to be for the prosecution. They can't seem to agree on the mechanism of death, on the policies and practices of the Minneapolis police, and now the basics of use-of-force.

They all agree that Chauvin is guilty but they can't agree on how exactly. Almost like they were all working backwards from a predetermined conclusion....