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Isn't seed just another form of feed?
The Trial of Derek Chauvin - Judgement(?) Day(?) has arrived!
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Can anyone recommend an article/video that sums up the trial in a relatively factual way (preferably one that’s understandable by a non American)? Or is that a completely ridiculous premise in 2021?
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Nigger did you never go visit a farm in elementary school.
Seed goes in the ground and grows into corn on the cob and bread powder.
Feed goes into cows to make steak and milk.
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But the feed goes into the animals which make manure, which goes back into the ecosystem to sustain plants. Would that not make it feed FOR seed?
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- 4 de Mar, 2019
But where does sneed go?
BrokenLightbulbs
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- 25 de Feb, 2021
It would be more sane to expect the Biden White House to run up the Nazi flag and decorate with Nazi banners and bunting.
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- 8 de Ene, 2020
Mistrial, guaranteed. No judge worth his salt would think this jury hasn't been influenced by the prosecution's fuckery and the riots. Also why is hung jury not an option?
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The pleb believes in the store. The patrician believes somewhere else entirely, maybe only as an avatar for everyone at the store. In which case, it's possible to make a solid argument that Homer is Sneed.
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The longer the jury deliberates the better for chauvin. The fact that they didnt finish yesterday means two things.
1. Theres at least one holdout for not guilty or just manslaughter.
2. The entire jury is not so pantsshittingly terrified and gave a murder convict after a minute.
Likely won’t see a verdict til tomorrow especially if its for innocence.
1. Theres at least one holdout for not guilty or just manslaughter.
2. The entire jury is not so pantsshittingly terrified and gave a murder convict after a minute.
Likely won’t see a verdict til tomorrow especially if its for innocence.
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Waiting for this verdict is like staring at a Christmas present. I wanna see what grandma got me.
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i couldnt believe my eyes that a cheap drunk driving lawyer managed to completely btfo the prosecution, maybe it's that black excellence we keep hearing about
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The defence made a motion today and he denied it.
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cuz he was hungry
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Answered your own question.
Heard this site ( https://lawofselfdefense.com/ ) mentioned by other kiwis, though (which covered day by day).
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Break time!
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It's Schrodinger's verdict.
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a terminal posture
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Because a hung jury is a type of mistrial.
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A hung jury would result in a mistrial, which is one of the poll options.
Nelson is just getting his motion on the record so the appeals judge doesn't ask "why didn't you ask the trial judge for a mistrial in the first place?". He knew it would be denied and the judge knew he would ask, which is why that whole thing seemed very mundane. You don't want to make it seem like the only reason you're appealing is because you lost, and in 99% of cases, you can only appeal what's in the original record.
Edit: In retrospect, I should have been more precise and said "you don't want to make it seem like the only reason you asked for a mistrial is because you lost". Of course the only reason you'd appeal is because you lost; that's self-evident.
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