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

[Disheveled Human]

So I have not paid any attention to the trial for a couple weeks what is the unbiased take on will the cop get off or is he gonna get hung in the town square? Is it looking good for the cop or bad?

 

[murdered meat bag]

So I have not paid any attention to the trial for a couple weeks what is the unbiased take on will the cop get off or is he gonna get hung in the town square? Is it looking good for the cop or bad?

its a toss up.

 

[KiwiFuzz]

I could be totally off here, but there could be a difference between asphyxiating because there's not enough oxygen in your blood and asphyxiating because there's not enough oxygen going to your brain.

The former automatically means the latter, but the converse doesn't necessarily hold.

If the arteries to the brain were blocked, then you could have the one without the other, but the latter isn't called asphyxia, it would be the "blood choke" that the MMA guy was sperging about.

 

[Ruin]

He's going to get at least manslaughter. Acquitalfags and mistrialcels are delusional.

 

[TFT-A9]

A mistrial might actually be the worst possible outcome here.

The prosecution looks like a bunch of absolute fuckups, and there could well be extrajudicial bullshit carried out by angry people against the people involved.

Never mind that neither side is actually vindicated in any sense here, a mistrial potentially turns what was already a powder keg into a fucking nuclear bomb.

 

[Carbonation Grimace]

The amount of people in this thread seeking to be spoonfed readily available info is abysmal.

 

[mate]

So I have not paid any attention to the trial for a couple weeks what is the unbiased take on will the cop get off or is he gonna get hung in the town square? Is it looking good for the cop or bad?

There is no unbiased take.

 

[DeadFish]

For those who want to avoid the derails look up the word "break"

 

[Special Agent Punchy]

A mistrial might actually be the worst possible outcome here.

I think it bears repeating:

Mistrial is the funniest outcome, so this gamesmanship from the prosecution is an excellent sign.

 

[Wy4M]

Any idea what George Floyd's brother is eating recently?

 

[Niggernerd]

with the cop woman who shot a nig dead i can actually see a murder charge sticking. "i accidentally grabbed my gun instead of my tazer and didnt notice the difference" just sounds too retarded to me.

Well it was a woman

 

[Not Really Here]

> Argue throughout trial that defendant killed victim via asphyxiation.
>Last day of trial after defense rests bring up hidden data showing victim had so much oxygen in his blood he may have been high off it.

I love everything about this trial.

 

[Rykel22]

Anyone have the jury coming to blows during deliberation?

 

[TFT-A9]

Anyone have the jury coming to blows during deliberation?

I think a brawl in the room where the jury was deliberating is about the only way this could really get any more insane.

Watch me get proven wrong.

 

[HTTP Error 404]

So have we confirmed one way or another that we won't wake up tomorrow to a Mistrial announcement? Because it's not gonna happben but christ it'd be funny if it did.

 

[Celebrate Nite]

I have a feeling this will be a 12 Angry Men situation

1954

1997

 

[reptile baht spaniard rid]

So have we confirmed one way or another that we won't wake up tomorrow to a Mistrial announcement? Because it's not gonna happben but christ it'd be funny if it did.

The prosecution won't ask for a mistrial on their own error, and defense may try to get a not-guilty and then if they don't get it request a mistrial on appeal? I have no idea how this stuff works.

 

[CrippleThreat]

> Argue throughout trial that defendant killed victim via asphyxiation.
>Last day of trial after defense rests bring up hidden data showing victim had so much oxygen in his blood he may have been high off it.

I love everything about this trial.

Me too, amigo.

 

[Spooky Doot Skelly]

I feel like the 98% levels or whatever don't mean much in this case because of the ventilation he received on the way to the hospital. I tried looking at journal articles on asphyxiation's effects on oxygen levels in the blood, but I found nothing on levels after attempted resuscitation and whether or not it even matters.

 

[Dr. Geronimo]

I feel like the 98% levels or whatever don't mean much in this case because of the ventilation he received on the way to the hospital. I tried looking at journal articles on asphyxiation's effects on oxygen levels in the blood, but I found nothing on levels after attempted resuscitation and whether or not it even matters.

It matters in regards to reasonable doubt, and at this point nobody can even agree on what killed him.