@Christopher Tone 😒 Nelson lost me for real with that "aliens 😱& cookies" 💩! He really thought he was clever. The 9 year old girl even knew that Chauvinist 🐷👮🏼♂️should've got off of a defenseless/pulse-less/powerless man. George's scars to his face, fingers and left shoulder said it ALL!!! I didn't see pics of his wrists. I can imagine they were injured from the small cuffs and the tension of Chauvin/Kueng! How in God's name can you sit ontop of him, as he pleaded, mocking, picking a pebble from the car tire and complaining of George's feets smelling? REALLY? They deserve (NO MERCY) in sentencing and have 3 grown men do the same to them! I would've definitely been a "fired rookie" that day!!!
He said" aliens here aliens there lawyers talk like this screenshot here screenshot there..again aliens DID NOT INHABIT HIS BODY" again does not sound cohesive..comprende? Low oxygen the state agrees also how could this stack up right? More screenshots chocolate chips and I rest my case without a reasonable dought" That's all I heard.
its called proof by intimidation, hes loading a simple sentence with words to put people off track because he literally doesnt have an argument and just wanted money
These comments laughing. But as a lawyer, you have to assume every single juror knows nothing about the legal process. When someone’s life is on the line, you can’t skip anything.
When someone’s life is on the line, you can’t skip anything - moving to the recovery position, checking pulse, performing CPR if there isn't a pulse. Sounds like lawyers care more about life on the line than cops do......
In every case...you should believe that persons innocent.....when the prosecution makes a case open and shut...you convict the person...but there is doubt....and I feel like this will be a hung jury...
@@vape897 George Floyd Killed him self ....this is crazy ...but lets burn down the country ....what ever the out come , the country will BURN ...Mark my words .......they are burning the country now and the trial is not over ....lol..... These people are the poor me , poor me Class ....the world owe's them everything and all there problems are ,,,,,, YOUR FAULT .......IM I WRONG ??????????
@@cay924 Taking notes so his attorney can use them, especially against witnesses. He's taking down words and phrases that stand out, he's writing notes to his attorney so they can communicate without the prosecution or jurors hearing him. There's alot of stuff to write down both for the protection and defense throughout a trial.
he was explaining the term fanciful with the alien example. Idk how everyone missed that. That being said, he had a losing battle and isn't tuff. Floyd won, Justice prevailed.
If you look really closely, you'll see exactly what Chauvin was writing. It was his commissary list. Soups, cheese squeeze, tuna, coffee, hot chocolate packets, cheetos.
@Anne Jackson I mean its pretty stupid to take those things out of context. If you actually listened to what he was saying he was referring to the need for presumption of innocence as well as the need for proof beyond reasonable doubt. You don't like the fact that Chauvin will likely be acquitted based on reasonable doubt (which there is ALOT of). So instead, like a child, you point out the phrases or references that sound bad out of context instead of being an adult and admitting when you're wrong.
@@defenderofthefaith1384 uh try as he may, let’s not forget the real evidence. THE FOOTAGE . Twist his word he may, but that video is ruthless . Prosecutors closing arguments should have been the hour long body cam footage . CASE CLOSED.
@@jasonparkinson7621 Actually, it's the right to not be convicted if the state fails to present evidence beyond a reasonable doubt, which the State has failed to do in this case.
@@lagon7830 - the video says it all. He suffocated the man to death. His intent was clear. Even when paramedics arrived-he was still pressing on the man's neck. This murderer WILL be convicted.
@@Liberace66 Confirmed by the medical examiner on the death certificate *Cause:* "Cardiopulmonary arrest complicating law enforcement subdual, restraint, and neck compression." *Ruled:* HOMOCIDE *Random guy on internet:* Bro. The drugs killed him
@@Programm4r those idiots still say he died of an overdose despite the experts saying he died due to lack of oxygen and neck restraint. Can't argue with fools
5 minutes in and the defense haven't made a single point just a bunch of definitions for people watching at home. at some point I actually forgot what I was watching "is this a prof lecture recording?"
@@jakira860 Oh so I guess the medical examiners testimony and the EMT were just a non-factor. Please seek reliable sources, this is coming from a right leaning moderate, he needs to be in jail.
Chauvin's lawyer is throwing out a lot of "what if's" except for "what if" Chauvin had not kept his knee on George Floyd's neck for 9 minutes and 29 seconds?
but im pretty sure an able body man can last with 9 minutes and 29 seconds with a knee on their neck and shoulders(please note that when i say shoulder there was a body cam video where it looked like he was on his shoulder instead of his neck). I believe its not murder because it wasnt proven beyond a reasonable doubt. there might of been other factors that lead to his death. like for example his drug addiction. dont pick and choose which parts of the evidence what evidence you want to believe in. because its all there and murder is basically chauvin had intent to kill him. while this isnt the case because george floyd asked them if they were going to shoot him and they both said no. so its not murder my guy
The fact that the prosecution cannot give a firm answer to all those “what ifs” is exactly why the defense asked them. They don’t need to prove Chauvin’s innocence. They need to give a reasonable doubt as to how Floyd could have possibly died other than Chauvin’s restraint of him
@Jason Dixon and all hell is about to break out. As much as he preached beyond a reasonable doubt, they've been yelling and chanting for years, "No Justice, No Peace". If that happens well America reaped what it sowed.
The defense lawyer lost me when he said that the fluid on the street was from the car, and wasn't urine from Floyd. I feel like saying that was insulting everyone's intelligence.
I think the defense made a huge mistake and missed an opportunity in this trial. They rested too early. I posted in length what I think on my home page video. Please let me know what you think. Thanks
@George W. Bush defence and defense are both correct ways to spell the same word. The difference between them, the fact that one's spelled with a “c” and the other with an “s”, comes down to the part of the world in which they are used. In parts of the world where British English is used, they use the spelling with a “c”-defence. From grammarly.com
@rtsd101 pleading not guilty was the stupidest thing ever. He should have plead guilty and try to show some remorse to get his sentence shorter. That’s what a good lawyer should have push him to do
All the defense and prosecution have to do to prove or disprove is reenact what happened. Get a 6"4 223lb person on the floor in handcuffs and in the prone position with 3 people of same weight and height as the cops on top of him. Specially a person that has the same weight and height as Derek Chauvin with that person's knee on the person's neck that is on the floor for 9 minutes and 30 seconds. The person on the floor can confirm if he has difficulty breathing. Case closed! However, having said that, Mr. Floyd yelled out 27 times "I can't breath." Similarly, Eric Garner yelled out 11 times "I can't breath "! And Eric had no drugs in his system. Point being, if someone is yelling out more than 10 times "I can't breath," you should probably let go of their neck!
@migz121 beautifully said 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽! If you can die from your own weight, hello! I really want the defense lawyer, Chauvin, and the 3 officers involved in that reenactment you stated. George suffered and I can only imagine his fear and pain.
A couple of points. The defense proved that the original video had a visual anomaly and that the bodycam footage actually shows chauvin on his back, not neck. Flloyd died of something concerning the heart, not asyphixiation nor was there evidence of the throat being damaged in the autopsy. In additonal footage that came out, flloyd was saying "I can't breathe" before being put on the ground and asked to be put on the ground.
@@thepastaprogenitor851 So what you're saying is, if that was your son or loved one underneath those cops you wouldn't have any issue with the way they handled the situation and Mr. Floyd? What is the excuse on Eric Garner's case? He was also choked to death. And like I said, if a person is telling you "I can't breath" 27 times, asking for water and to stand up, in addition stating "I will comply," but Mr. Chauvin and the other officers do not get off of him. Mr. Floyd goes unconscious for more than 3 minutes until the paramedics arrive and no aid is provided by the cops, isn't that negligence? Doesn't really matter now, Mr. Chauvin was found guilty on all 3 counts by 12 of our fellow citizens who saw and heard all of the evidence in this case.
I'd have issue w/ my son overdosing and dying from it. There is no excuse in eric's case. I agree, it was undeniably murder. My point is that these cases are different because chauvin's isn't so clear cut. George never asked to get up, he asked to be put down and he was saying he couldn't breathe before he was on the ground. Personally, I think that you'd have to give evidence of unknowable intent in that case; it could be that they knew it was drug-related or it could be negligence. I just don't know. I believe those citizens were convinced by the riots, not the evidence. Let me turn a hypothetical on you: if you thought convicting one man, innocent or not, would quell riots that would kill dozens, would you care about the evidence.
@@thepastaprogenitor851 Did you watch the trial? I was "glued" to the trial through the HLN network. Mr. Floyd did acknowledge to the older gentleman that was telling him "you can't win." Mr. Floyd acknowledged he knows and asked to stand up, but Mr. Floyd said "I can't move, my stomach hurts..., etc." My biggest issue is that Mr. Floyd yelled out 27 times "I can't breath", regardless if he said it before being taken down, that is more of a reason to be concern and provide aid. But, to keep 3 grown men on top of someone that is yelling 27 times "I can't breath," and not moving a finger is negligence. As far as your "conspiracy theory" on the riots, is happen so many times in which cops were clearly negligent (Eric Garner, Rodney King, etc.) and riots happened. It didn't change the verdict with the cops being found not guilty. The entire world saw the George Floyd incident. I believe this is why there was so much outrage from the public. Your eyes 👀 see the evidence, not some defense lawyer trying to argue something that our eyes 👀 cannot see.
Ugh. He alienated himself from the jury by using phrases like... “us as lawyers...” or “you’ve seen us lawyers do this.” These are regular people supposedly representing the majority, why would you make them feel inferior while trying to bring them along with you? In a closing argument, he should be bringing each jury member on a journey with him, no alienation’s, all one to make them feel cohesive. The state did that, this guy didn’t. I don’t have an opinion in this case, but sad to see a closing argument go to waste.
He spent his entire argument giving a CliffsNotes definition of "reasonable doubt" and not one second suggesting that the prosecution failed to prevent this "reasonable doubt."
"I have no reasonable proof that my clients body was not inhabited by space aliens at the time of the murder. But since they've split - you must acquit!"
I like Eric, I think he will win the case. His behaviour is very mild & well mannered bc of the camera? In real life, he would even be a lot more forthcoming & loaded. The case is high profile bc of the riots & broadcast associated. If it is a white man suspect, no one would bother to even report on it in America
He’s just doing this for popularity to pull another gig. He’s listing off how he researched and picked apart the case, but never states any reasonable defense.
Great respect , admiration and appreciation to the great team : assistant attorneys general, Matthew Frank and Erin Eldridge, and two outstanding lawyers, Jerry Blackwell and Steve Schleicher; they did an amazing job!!! I learned a lot!!!
So you learnt when the evidence you brought in & you don’t like it, you pay puppets to say what suits your narrative. I can’t people like you believe the lies from the prosecution.
If I was on trial for life in prison and my defense was talking about food and chocolate chips cookies in my closing argument.....He/She would not like it.
AFTER being told he had no pulse, the officer INTENDED to continue, and did! - case closed. Any doubt beyond that is unreasonable! It was no longer his job or his training, it was his ego! He intended personal revenge and abuse of power! It became personal and unprofessional- which he had been written up for before this on other cases!
Unless the defence is gunning for a mistrial by saying chauvin didn't get a competent defence..this is whole sh*t show is completely bullocks honestly...
I like how at one point the defense actually said "every single doctor that testified dismissed the meth claiming it was too small of an amount to be fatal...but I guarantee they wouldn't prescribe meth to their patients" and stood there like it was a solid argument. Not sure you want to bring attention to the fact that all of the medical professionals discounted the drugs in Floyd's system as a cause of death....I know you looked some things up on Google...but that doesn't outweigh the consensus of the doctors that YOU highlighted.
Prediction: Innocent of the 2 murder charges, Guilty of the Negligence charge. The prosecution over-charged, and the defense cross of the witnesses was brutal (the main stream media didn't show it). The city will still riot....cuz shoes.
Mistrial too, only because there was a mistake in picking one jury member. During this jury’s interview for the position, she stated that Floyd was not an upstanding citizen. Mistake by presumption before trial began. She is that one jury member to affect mistrial.
It made GREAT sense!!! This case was done b4 it even went to trial. He's GUILTY in this countries eyes already jury or not. He's REMINDING them put that aside.
Floyd's heart was too big, and Chauvin's heart was too small, common sense and a 9 yr old could tell - believe your eyes. And, if you are still doubting, just look at the crookedness of Chauvin's badge that should shed some light on the truth. All of the above from CNN coverage.
*'Would George Floyd have died* if Police Officer Derek Chauvinist did not have *Derek's foot* and Derek's *body weight* on Floyd's neck?' ...and without the *other Police helping* Derek hold Floyd* down the way *THEY ALL DID?* The answer is *"No Floyd would not have died,* if not for Derek's foot and body weight on Floyd's neck (with *help from other police.")* Point blank period; end of report: "Guilty!!!" Juror's job is *simple.* IF *other Police did not help hold Floyd* down too; then maybe Floyd would have been *able to move enough to breathe and go on living.* Did Floyd repeatedly say *"I can't breathe!",* because *carbon monoxide* was STOPPING Floyd's BREATHING? *No.* Did Floyd repeatedly say *"I can't breathe!",* because a *normal dosage level* (not high dosage level) *of drugs in Floyd's system* was STOPPING Floyd's BREATHING? *No.* Did Floyd repeatedly say *"I can't breathe!",* because the *other two Police Officers holding Floyd down all by themselves* was STOPPING Floyd's BREATHING (if the other two held Floyd without Derek Chauvin's knee and body weight on Floyd's neck)? *No.* Did Floyd repeatedly say *"I can't breathe!",* because *Police Officer* Derek Chauvin's *knee and body weight on Floyd's neck* (along with other Police Officers holding Floyd down) was STOPPING Floyd's BREATHING? *Yes.* *IF* the other *two Police Officers were not holding Floyd down* while Police Officer Chauvin had his *knee and body weigh pressing on Floyd's neck,* would Chauvin alone using his *knee and budy weight on Floyd's neck,* have been able to STOP Floyd from MOVING and BREATHING? *No.*
Smh rip anyone who died before their time, it really isn't about who they're not mentioning but the principle within the wrongful deaths people care about.
@@boatshift I didn't even mention the black community 😭😭😭 this kind of bs happens world wide it just so happens American media only covers minorities in negative light because people like you view it and comment things like this under their RUclips channels. In reality the principle is that we put our trust into a broken system so easily corrupted that entire generations are put into fear and it's become a national inside joke.
Not really, I understand what he said, however I don't really think it holds up. He's kinda arguing against himself George floyd overdosing on Fentanil the exact moment when he is choked, and especially when the Autopsy said it wasn't an overdose. And his argument was "what if it was wrong, the doctors said there is a chance it was wrong" In light of all of this Derek Chauvin is 100% guilty since those doubts would be Space Alien level. Fanciful and Capricious.
Emotion and logic point to the same conclusion in this case. Unless you have more medical expertise in this area than Dr. Martin Tobin, why are you offering your opinion?
@Charles I love how all of you who think he's innocent love to talk about logic but actual doctors have said he didn't die of an overdose or heart attack, actual doctors said it was the knee on his neck and a a homicide, meanwhile the defence spoke about space aliens and chocolate chip cookies, very logical indeed
@@Kishanbruv wrong. His official autopsy report states cause of death as cardiopulmonary arrest. His heart gave out. Most likely linked to the lethal amount of fentanyl and methamphetamine in his system while also suffering from heart disease. Add on top of that the elevated heart rate and blood pressure due to the physical stress of being restrained after resisting arrest. All of these contributing factors working together caused his heart to give up.
and this cop should be at HOME WITH HIS FAMILY ....This is a JOKE ALREADY ...senator maxine walters Just provide it ....WHY WOULD SHE FLY THERE AND WALK ON THE STREETS AT NIGHT .....She should be ARRESTED for what she did ......
@@mikedavidson1546 you really watched a video where a police officer, a public servant, held their knee on someone's neck for 9 minutes, killing him, and you think he should be at home with his family
@@matt-xk2wc It wasn't the neck ...The new video's showed it in the Trial ....I wonder if Mr. Floyd would still be alive if he didn't steal from the store , have fake money and wasn't on drugs and complied with officers instead of fighting them ?
Can you imagine if he is found not guilty black people will riot not surprised though I know how those people are hopefully no riot but those people are looking excuse to do that.
I’m not like against George Floyd or anything but it’s so crazy that a totally normal day just ruined this guys whole life, it really shows how fast things can change.
@@yur8385 I see what you mean. He got arrested, wife divorced, prison for the rest of his life, all because of a stupid decision. He deserves it though, he did it to himself.
Saquib B no he doesn’t not. He is an innocent man. This was not a fair trial at all the POS liberal news media influenced these people for 10 months. Floyd was just used as a pawn. Can’t you people see it’s all to divide the nation?
I guess when there are 4 armed to the teeth cops with guns, tasers and pepper spray. I guess 1 cuffed man could be a threat. Threatening enough to squeeze the life out of him on the asphalt. Think about that and that alone. 1 cuffed man and 4 armed to the teeth cops...and they killed him. Slowly for 9 minutes and 29 seconds. There is not even a smidgen of a reason to do that. He was handcuffed. Not even putting up much of any struggle at all.. He kicked one time, Boohoo.. He could have been put on his knees. A cop on both shoulders. They could have sat him on his butt. Legs straight out. Again, cops on both shoulders. OR at least turned him on his side.. Just how much of a threat can 1 cuffed man be to 4 armed cops ? ZERO, ZILCH, NADDA..! Well 3 cops anyhow..The pudgy one was trying to control the life threatening MOB on the curb.. Bless his pudgy Lil' heart. So much deadly mischief on the curb. One was 9 years old. BTW, they had him loaded in the car. Pulled him back out.. The killing was absolutely without a doubt intentional ! The only Alien is that windbag defense attorney !
@@isntyourbusiness I cant imagine a person on this jury........ no matter what they think....... would be stupid enough to screw it up. There's ALOT on the line with this one.
We all seen it with our own eyes. After being told George had no pulse, the officer kept doing it, even when paramedics arrived, until they took over (which was too late, he was already dead) he utilized every second he could to make sure he was dead. I have never seen a murder case so open and shut, with so many witnesses.
You walk into a strange room where a bunch of weird people in masks are literally cutting an unconscious man with scalpels. There are some readings on fancy screens, some line goes flat... and one of the masked weirdos says in completely calm voice 'that's enough, time of death, 8.27'. You: "I've seen with my own eyes that they literally cut him open in cold blood, and then he died".
So instead of presenting his bottom line case on behalf of his client and establishing reasonable doubt... he is defining it in such a way that is equivalent to a lullaby
I'm happy to see an officer finally be held accountable for his gross abuse of power. Too many officers abuse their authority too often. I cant help but think we as a society has allowed this to evolve not only in law enforcement but in our govt in general. It is happening daily at all levels and we as Americans are so busy earning a living we ignore it. It's time to wake up america. Abuse of authority needs to cease at ALL levels, now.
George Floyd did.... remember the side piece trying to make him up as he drifted in and out of conciousness....she said floyd...the cops are here about the 20 dollar bill... #notguilty
After passing counterfeit money at that store the 2nd time that day the kid came out 2 times asking for the cigarettes back so he wont lose mon.y from his check. Floyd twice told the kid no probably because the fake $20 paid for his pills. Wonderful guy taking from a kids paycheck. Floyd then passed out in the car with his drug dealer. He then swallowed pills in the car and resisted arrest. He resisted getting in the police car. He pushed himself out and asked to be on the ground. He kicked officers while on the ground. This situation was caused by Floyd and changing from that position was delayed by the crowd and Floyd's resisting.
I think the defense made a huge mistake and missed an opportunity in this trial. They rested too early. I posted in length what I think on my home page video. Please let me know what you think. Thanks
I pretty much watched the entire trial and this guy almost turned things around with the witness he brought but then prosecution killed it doe haha... very happy this guy got what he deserved just knowing that he voluntarily kneeled on floyd for 4mins even though he passed out and also wouldnt let go when paramedics asked him to and they had to push him off floyds neck
Extremely good chance that Chauvin is acquitted. There is A LOT of reasonable doubt as to what actually killed Floyd(He was a ticking time bomb). Heart Disease, CoVid, 3 times the lethal dose of Fentanyl, Methamphetamines, physical restraint. I do see Maurice Hall getting charged with 3rd degree murder. He was the one that supplied Floyd with the Fentanyl.
Most likely a hung jury. There is reasonable doubt, but we all know the jury has been tainted, so a few holdouts will prevent a conviction based on emotion.
He can say there is no proof all he wants, but that man is guilty.Everyone on this planet that have seen the videos knows he is guilty,even his lawyer knows it that’s why he only called 2 people and the other lawyers called 33
*Nothing to do with this case* but if you believe the person/people with the most to say in life are the most believable - you have been lied too and fooled MOST of your life. I'm speaking in general- not to your life directly. No disrespect.
When sneaking about Floyd's oxygen levels, he's using reverse psychology on the jury. The video says it all, especially when he refused to get off his neck even minutes after death/not breathing.
The video no where near says it all. That is one piece of the evidence. There is a lot in this cade that contributes to reasonable doubt. Floyd has a heart condition, had lethal levels of meth and fentanyl in his system, was saying he can’t breathe before he was on the ground, fentanyl was found in the car with his dna on it, he is on the ground saying what appeared to the witness to be “I ate to many drugs”, and more. Reasonable doubt has been presented in this case. You are bias and that prevents you from seeing the whole picture. He shouldn’t have stayed on his neck that long and it was awful for him to do so, but that doesn’t mean he was directly responsible for his death.
@@henrysmart6854 He never had a chance from the start honestly his lawyers were incompetent and under prepared. His arguments were more of a diversion than trying to convince an entire jury and judge, and no one came to his defence to testify except for one person. If you think thats a win on his case then you're delusional.
@ʙᴜɴᴅᴇꜱᴡᴇʜʀᴘɪʟᴏᴛ yeah sure I love to, for one they were incompetent because they fail to humanize and present tangible facts to a jury and a world that has seen the full video of George Floyd's murder. There was no connection to the humanity of the defendant and the response to his actions, it made him seem heartless and cruel which is the opposite of what you want to convey to an already biased group of individuals that has seen the actual evidence on video. They also failed to bring in a creditable medical examiner that actually examined George Floyds corpse as regards to what caused his death. The consequence of not having this is pretty impactful because it gives no reason for anyone to believe that he died from respiratory failure due to drugs or a pre-existing medical condition, because the lack of credibility as opposed to the opposing medical examiner who has conducted an autopsy on the physical body seems more credible. Also, from what I've heard they've only had seven people to testify for the defendant in regards to a case that has hit international news. That just won't cut it, reason being is because all accounts from the opposing side had more of a persuasive impact on the jury rather than on the other side which results in a demolish of characteristic and empathy for that said client.
I think we all know what we saw. And everything we heard. The prosecution did a great job the whole trial. THIS WAS MURDER. This guy shoulda just sat down.
The state has not supported any of the charges beyond a reasonable doubt so Chauvin walks unless the jury is afraid of the rioting and the consequences they might inflict on them.
The defense wants Derek Chauvin to be perceived innocent until proven guilty, but them piggies treated Floyd as if he was guilty. They kidnapped him and shoved him in a car even after being told he was claustrophobic. Try shoving a claustrophobic person in a small space and see if they don't fight you with all that they have. There will be no amount of talking that can calm them down. The piggies go on to kill him over $20, that he potentially didn't even know was fake. Where was Floyd's presumption of innocence?
I mean you can just tell that this lawyer is just "doing his job" the only way he could have done it. He knew the entire time it wasn't going to sell, he just had a job to finish. Also seeing Derek with a smirk on his face while his lawyer talks about Floyd's Oxygen being over 90% during the autopsy. He really thought he would win...
God I cant wait for Chauvin to walk free. This has been awesome. It shows that people actually think that police randomly kill black people and thats the narrative they are going to stick with. Which isn't true if course. Biggest lie in modern times. But yeah. Chauvin goes free I hope. He's innocent.
@@MF25192 So If That's Was You On The Ground You Wouldn't Be Saying That.....He Had His Knee On His Neck...He Is The Cause Of Death...What Don't You Understand?m
@@melaninduh7962 no the drugs did it. Clearly. And im not a criminal and if I was confronted by police, I would comply, unlike George floyd who actively resisted 16 minutes and 9 seconds. And you can't choke someone from the back of the neck. Its been proven.
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This lawyer is every “look at my lawyer dawg im goin to jail” meme ever🤣🤣
this is the only thing he could have said at this point. aliens and chocolate chip cookies
@Christopher Tone 😒 Nelson lost me for real with that "aliens 😱& cookies" 💩! He really thought he was clever. The 9 year old girl even knew that Chauvinist 🐷👮🏼♂️should've got off of a defenseless/pulse-less/powerless man. George's scars to his face, fingers and left shoulder said it ALL!!! I didn't see pics of his wrists. I can imagine they were injured from the small cuffs and the tension of Chauvin/Kueng! How in God's name can you sit ontop of him, as he pleaded, mocking, picking a pebble from the car tire and complaining of George's feets smelling? REALLY? They deserve (NO MERCY) in sentencing and have 3 grown men do the same to them! I would've definitely been a "fired rookie" that day!!!
He said" aliens here aliens there lawyers talk like this screenshot here screenshot there..again aliens DID NOT INHABIT HIS BODY" again does not sound cohesive..comprende? Low oxygen the state agrees also how could this stack up right? More screenshots chocolate chips and I rest my case without a reasonable dought" That's all I heard.
@@_Risto 👏🏽😂 right!
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What... is he saying?! I'm lost
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Me too me too lol
He's talking about aliens
its called proof by intimidation, hes loading a simple sentence with words to put people off track because he literally doesnt have an argument and just wanted money
You know... aliens... chocolate chip cookies
@@frosty129 LOL
Well, you're not wrong HAHAHA
These comments laughing. But as a lawyer, you have to assume every single juror knows nothing about the legal process. When someone’s life is on the line, you can’t skip anything.
Yep, exactly!
When someone’s life is on the line, you can’t skip anything - moving to the recovery position, checking pulse, performing CPR if there isn't a pulse. Sounds like lawyers care more about life on the line than cops do......
@@HmmmYeahRiiiiiight everyone has the right to an attorney.
In every case...you should believe that persons innocent.....when the prosecution makes a case open and shut...you convict the person...but there is doubt....and I feel like this will be a hung jury...
@@HmmmYeahRiiiiiight Don’t mix fentanyl, meth and coke either. 🙌
Derek chauvin better have a kick ass drawing of something when this is all over....
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I know right!!!
@@vape897 George Floyd Killed him self ....this is crazy ...but lets burn down the country ....what ever the out come , the country will BURN ...Mark my words .......they are burning the country now and the trial is not over ....lol..... These people are the poor me , poor me Class ....the world owe's them everything and all there problems are ,,,,,, YOUR FAULT .......IM I WRONG ??????????
Dude fr though! TF IS HE WRITING?
@@cay924 Taking notes so his attorney can use them, especially against witnesses. He's taking down words and phrases that stand out, he's writing notes to his attorney so they can communicate without the prosecution or jurors hearing him. There's alot of stuff to write down both for the protection and defense throughout a trial.
I mean if we being honest the lawyer just trynna get his money no duhh he gon say whatever he can and at this point aliens the move for his bag
Lawyers who take a position like this in as notorious as this do it more so for the exposure not money
he was explaining the term fanciful with the alien example. Idk how everyone missed that. That being said, he had a losing battle and isn't tuff. Floyd won, Justice prevailed.
@@rogelly3380 why is he even teaching people what fanciful means though?
@@Model_BT-7274 lawyers have to explain law or court terms, so the jury can understand the full context.
If you look really closely, you'll see exactly what Chauvin was writing. It was his commissary list. Soups, cheese squeeze, tuna, coffee, hot chocolate packets, cheetos.
Oh yea chocolate chip cookies
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I think I’m now a qualified lawyer after this lecture .
@Anne Jackson I mean its pretty stupid to take those things out of context. If you actually listened to what he was saying he was referring to the need for presumption of innocence as well as the need for proof beyond reasonable doubt.
You don't like the fact that Chauvin will likely be acquitted based on reasonable doubt (which there is ALOT of). So instead, like a child, you point out the phrases or references that sound bad out of context instead of being an adult and admitting when you're wrong.
@Anne Jackson Why are you so evil? You intentionally lied about what was said. Stop being evil.
@@defenderofthefaith1384 uh try as he may, let’s not forget the real evidence. THE FOOTAGE . Twist his word he may, but that video is ruthless . Prosecutors closing arguments should have been the hour long body cam footage . CASE CLOSED.
Me too 😂
Me too
When Nelson didn't know what else to blame it on, so he went: 🛸🛸🛸🤷♂️
🤣🤣🤣 When your client is caught red-handed, literally, you go for the chocolate-chip cookies.
is this a closing argument or a lecture on law?
both
That's how defense works ...he's gonna break it down heavy bc this cop is up on murder charges on a case that is gonna effect this nation !
It's the defense committing suicide.
@@DriveInFreak while he described the charges, he was basically describing exactly what Chauvin did lmao
..oh...and:
For some reason it was also a cookie recipe.
So, the defense was "read the instructions", great.
Eric did his job. He reminded the jury about their responsibility to base the verdict on the evidence, not their emotions.
And evidence says: guilty.
@@jasonparkinson7621 Evidence says: reasonable doubt, which means the jury must acquit, if they're going objectively based off evidence alone.
@@lagon7830 - It's your right to live in La La Land.
@@jasonparkinson7621 Actually, it's the right to not be convicted if the state fails to present evidence beyond a reasonable doubt, which the State has failed to do in this case.
@@lagon7830 - the video says it all. He suffocated the man to death. His intent was clear. Even when paramedics arrived-he was still pressing on the man's neck. This murderer WILL be convicted.
DID THEY "PRESUME" GEORGE FLOYD "INNOCENT"???
He didn't give them the opportunity
Me, in third year law school, revising for my criminal procedure class:
Don't forget to add: 🛸🛸, for possible future rebuttals 🥴
Who let Mr. Chauvin wear that ghastly combination in public?
"You would have to find that any defense advanced is unreasonable."
Jury: Got it.
"carbon monoxide was present', yeah, so was air, but Floyd was no allowed to breath any.
GF was able to talk. He died from heart disease, fatal amounts of fentanyl & police restraint. Not the lies you chose to believe
@@Liberace66 his death was actually ruled as a homocide by medical examiners
@@Liberace66 Confirmed by the medical examiner on the death certificate
*Cause:* "Cardiopulmonary arrest complicating law enforcement subdual, restraint, and neck compression."
*Ruled:* HOMOCIDE
*Random guy on internet:* Bro. The drugs killed him
@@Programm4r those idiots still say he died of an overdose despite the experts saying he died due to lack of oxygen and neck restraint. Can't argue with fools
@@Liberace66 .. oh stop it he was murdered by that reptilian snow maggot
5 minutes in and the defense haven't made a single point just a bunch of definitions for people watching at home. at some point I actually forgot what I was watching "is this a prof lecture recording?"
I hope regardless the outcome, that the government has protection set up for the jury.
@Hamde Ali see what happens when you assume
@@aidan4337 Did you actually watch any of the trial. You sound very ignorant about the facts of the case.
F**k em they’re all cowards. Sent an innocent man to prison.
@@ru8579 it wasn't a fair trial especially when you have the media and mob influencing and claiming threats based on the jury's decision.
@@jakira860 Oh so I guess the medical examiners testimony and the EMT were just a non-factor. Please seek reliable sources, this is coming from a right leaning moderate, he needs to be in jail.
Chauvin's lawyer is throwing out a lot of "what if's" except for "what if" Chauvin had not kept his knee on George Floyd's neck for 9 minutes and 29 seconds?
but im pretty sure an able body man can last with 9 minutes and 29 seconds with a knee on their neck and shoulders(please note that when i say shoulder there was a body cam video where it looked like he was on his shoulder instead of his neck). I believe its not murder because it wasnt proven beyond a reasonable doubt. there might of been other factors that lead to his death. like for example his drug addiction. dont pick and choose which parts of the evidence what evidence you want to believe in. because its all there and murder is basically chauvin had intent to kill him. while this isnt the case because george floyd asked them if they were going to shoot him and they both said no. so its not murder my guy
The fact that the prosecution cannot give a firm answer to all those “what ifs” is exactly why the defense asked them. They don’t need to prove Chauvin’s innocence. They need to give a reasonable doubt as to how Floyd could have possibly died other than Chauvin’s restraint of him
@Jason Dixon and all hell is about to break out. As much as he preached beyond a reasonable doubt, they've been yelling and chanting for years, "No Justice, No Peace". If that happens well America reaped what it sowed.
how much fentanyl was in his system again? please remind me
@Jason Dixon Court justice or street justice...either way there will be justice.
The defense lawyer lost me when he said that the fluid on the street was from the car, and wasn't urine from Floyd. I feel like saying that was insulting everyone's intelligence.
RIGHT
Yet republicans will still find a way to justify this statement.
@@asdfghjkl3003 and democrats find a way to justify burning down black owned businesses
@@DoorTrash facts
I think the defense made a huge mistake and missed an opportunity in
this trial. They rested too early. I posted in length what I think on my
home page video. Please let me know what you think. Thanks
Somebody call Melissa McCarthy. This is a Saturday Night live parody waiting to be made. Get my girl on the phone.
Her appearances on snl skits are so funny!!!
Foreal. Just waiting for that SNL skit about the trial to drop🥴
Very informative. Felt like I was in Criminal Law 101 lecture.
...and a cooking class, Cookies, anyone?
Right. Lots of analogies and objective explanations of legal proceedings. Did everything but defend his client. Hopefully he got around to that...
@@djt8937 too late
@@TEMPLE7D ikr
Personally I think the defence is insulting people’s intelligence
Facts
@George W. Bush you have a fake account.. I think we know your level of intelligence.. let me save you the trouble.. you have none.
@George W. Bush defence and defense are both correct ways to spell the same word. The difference between them, the fact that one's spelled with a “c” and the other with an “s”, comes down to the part of the world in which they are used. In parts of the world where British English is used, they use the spelling with a “c”-defence. From grammarly.com
@George W. Bush in my country defence is spelled differently 😂 so who’s stupid really?
@@mortimerplay2383 exactly I’m from England this guy shot himself in the foot there 😂
I never seen such a bad lawyer in my entire life
Lol
@rtsd101 pleading not guilty was the stupidest thing ever. He should have plead guilty and try to show some remorse to get his sentence shorter. That’s what a good lawyer should have push him to do
The most famous virtually unnamed lawyer Ive ever seen- such great effort to just call him "defense" its bizarre.
All the defense and prosecution have to do to prove or disprove is reenact what happened. Get a 6"4 223lb person on the floor in handcuffs and in the prone position with 3 people of same weight and height as the cops on top of him. Specially a person that has the same weight and height as Derek Chauvin with that person's knee on the person's neck that is on the floor for 9 minutes and 30 seconds. The person on the floor can confirm if he has difficulty breathing. Case closed! However, having said that, Mr. Floyd yelled out 27 times "I can't breath." Similarly, Eric Garner yelled out 11 times "I can't breath "! And Eric had no drugs in his system. Point being, if someone is yelling out more than 10 times "I can't breath," you should probably let go of their neck!
@migz121 beautifully said 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽! If you can die from your own weight, hello! I really want the defense lawyer, Chauvin, and the 3 officers involved in that reenactment you stated. George suffered and I can only imagine his fear and pain.
A couple of points.
The defense proved that the original video had a visual anomaly and that the bodycam footage actually shows chauvin on his back, not neck.
Flloyd died of something concerning the heart, not asyphixiation nor was there evidence of the throat being damaged in the autopsy.
In additonal footage that came out, flloyd was saying "I can't breathe" before being put on the ground and asked to be put on the ground.
@@thepastaprogenitor851 So what you're saying is, if that was your son or loved one underneath those cops you wouldn't have any issue with the way they handled the situation and Mr. Floyd? What is the excuse on Eric Garner's case? He was also choked to death. And like I said, if a person is telling you "I can't breath" 27 times, asking for water and to stand up, in addition stating "I will comply," but Mr. Chauvin and the other officers do not get off of him. Mr. Floyd goes unconscious for more than 3 minutes until the paramedics arrive and no aid is provided by the cops, isn't that negligence? Doesn't really matter now, Mr. Chauvin was found guilty on all 3 counts by 12 of our fellow citizens who saw and heard all of the evidence in this case.
I'd have issue w/ my son overdosing and dying from it.
There is no excuse in eric's case. I agree, it was undeniably murder. My point is that these cases are different because chauvin's isn't so clear cut.
George never asked to get up, he asked to be put down and he was saying he couldn't breathe before he was on the ground. Personally, I think that you'd have to give evidence of unknowable intent in that case; it could be that they knew it was drug-related or it could be negligence. I just don't know.
I believe those citizens were convinced by the riots, not the evidence. Let me turn a hypothetical on you: if you thought convicting one man, innocent or not, would quell riots that would kill dozens, would you care about the evidence.
@@thepastaprogenitor851 Did you watch the trial? I was "glued" to the trial through the HLN network. Mr. Floyd did acknowledge to the older gentleman that was telling him "you can't win." Mr. Floyd acknowledged he knows and asked to stand up, but Mr. Floyd said "I can't move, my stomach hurts..., etc." My biggest issue is that Mr. Floyd yelled out 27 times "I can't breath", regardless if he said it before being taken down, that is more of a reason to be concern and provide aid. But, to keep 3 grown men on top of someone that is yelling 27 times "I can't breath," and not moving a finger is negligence. As far as your "conspiracy theory" on the riots, is happen so many times in which cops were clearly negligent (Eric Garner, Rodney King, etc.) and riots happened. It didn't change the verdict with the cops being found not guilty. The entire world saw the George Floyd incident. I believe this is why there was so much outrage from the public. Your eyes 👀 see the evidence, not some defense lawyer trying to argue something that our eyes 👀 cannot see.
He skipped the Chewbacca defense and went straight for space aliens
Now the jury will have to deliberate on the emancipation proclamation.
@@alecisback1 the ladies and gentlemen of this supposed jury must realize it does not make sense. If Chewbacca lives on Endor, you must acquit!
@@alecisback1 I don't listen to hip hop
It wasn't defense it was an example to explain a legal term. You people dont even pay attention lol
Some people are mad that Chauvin is going to jail lol... that's what happens when you kill people
This whole thing makes me sick for many reasons.
Exactly, George Floyd was a horrible person.
@@cloudgamer178 What makes George Floyd a horrible person?
@@koreyx4805 oh idk, maybe the fact he held a knife to a pregnant lady after he broke into her house.. do some research about it. It's bad..
@@cloudgamer178 Floyd isn't on trial.
@@DriveInFreak I know that, but Floyd was a terrible human being. He did not deserve to die, but he does not deserve to be celebrated either.
Knee on neck + 100kg weight + face down on concrete floor = deprivation of oxygen = death. We saw what we saw.
Knee on shoulder actually.
@@vhssociety Wrong
+fentanyl
@@deadchannel2468 yea only 11 nano-grams of it lol
Ugh. He alienated himself from the jury by using phrases like... “us as lawyers...” or “you’ve seen us lawyers do this.” These are regular people supposedly representing the majority, why would you make them feel inferior while trying to bring them along with you? In a closing argument, he should be bringing each jury member on a journey with him, no alienation’s, all one to make them feel cohesive. The state did that, this guy didn’t. I don’t have an opinion in this case, but sad to see a closing argument go to waste.
Good thinking. You should be a lawyer.
@@glebperch7585 thank you. High compliment as I’ve always wanted to be in law, I chose sales instead. Same thing?😂😂
Have a great evening.
He spent his entire argument giving a CliffsNotes definition of "reasonable doubt" and not one second suggesting that the prosecution failed to prevent this "reasonable doubt."
He did, at the very end of the 2 hour closing statement.
Words have meaning
"I have no reasonable proof that my clients body was not inhabited by space aliens at the time of the murder. But since they've split - you must acquit!"
🤣🤣🤣
So they haven’t used “the devil made me do it“ defense?
It was the space aliens, they killed George Floyd
I like Eric, I think he will win the case. His behaviour is very mild & well mannered bc of the camera? In real life, he would even be a lot more forthcoming & loaded.
The case is high profile bc of the riots & broadcast associated. If it is a white man
suspect, no one would bother to even report on it in America
Did the devil make George Floyd pistol whip a pregnant woman??
@@conservativeprodigy2604 Is Floyd on trail?
@@DriveInFreak He most certainly was on trial for that, yes!
He’s just doing this for popularity to pull another gig. He’s listing off how he researched and picked apart the case, but never states any reasonable defense.
Great respect , admiration and appreciation to the great team : assistant attorneys general, Matthew Frank and Erin Eldridge, and two outstanding lawyers, Jerry Blackwell and Steve Schleicher; they did an amazing job!!! I learned a lot!!!
So you learnt when the evidence you brought in & you don’t like it, you pay puppets to say what suits your narrative. I can’t people like you believe the lies from the prosecution.
If I was on trial for life in prison and my defense was talking about food and chocolate chips cookies in my closing argument.....He/She would not like it.
Lol
Right he had no defense
AFTER being told he had no pulse, the officer INTENDED to continue, and did! - case closed. Any doubt beyond that is unreasonable! It was no longer his job or his training, it was his ego! He intended personal revenge and abuse of power! It became personal and unprofessional- which he had been written up for before this on other cases!
that would be really sad if the knee had absolutely anything to do with his death you complete drone
@@434x18 .. they actually murder people like that a lot
The evidence is clear
For sure it is.... not guilty
Yeah, that he’s a murderer.
the evidence is clear that ken is not guilty
@@krisanderson4352 this comment aged like cheese
Bro I feel like I’m hearing the same thing over and over and over...
Unless the defence is gunning for a mistrial by saying chauvin didn't get a competent defence..this is whole sh*t show is completely bullocks honestly...
I tell you what I'd like to do geroge stephansnansoduhdvalous. Is hear the entire closing arguments.
George Step-on-all-of-us
@@zackzander425 lol I always thought their name sounds like some infection or disease
I like how at one point the defense actually said "every single doctor that testified dismissed the meth claiming it was too small of an amount to be fatal...but I guarantee they wouldn't prescribe meth to their patients" and stood there like it was a solid argument. Not sure you want to bring attention to the fact that all of the medical professionals discounted the drugs in Floyd's system as a cause of death....I know you looked some things up on Google...but that doesn't outweigh the consensus of the doctors that YOU highlighted.
Both the prosecution and defense insulted the jury's intelligence many times TBH
And don't forget he had Fentanyl in his system as well.
@@crand20033 and?
@@TEMPLE7D Fentanyl kills a lot of it's users.
@@crand20033 so does suffocation
Prediction: Innocent of the 2 murder charges, Guilty of the Negligence charge. The prosecution over-charged, and the defense cross of the witnesses was brutal (the main stream media didn't show it). The city will still riot....cuz shoes.
@Jing Soo Cho Yes, the jury must vote unanimously to convict.
Mistrial too, only because there was a mistake in picking one jury member. During this jury’s interview for the position, she stated that Floyd was not an upstanding citizen. Mistake by presumption before trial began. She is that one jury member to affect mistrial.
Prosecution did not overcharge whatsoever. And this is not a case of negligence. What Chauvin did was deliberate but had no premeditation
@@LopezDanielMiguel That's why they have 2 alternate jurors
That would be a horrible sentence, he is at least guilty of third degree murder and that is being magnanimous.
He is using the chebacca defense
Dear God, I wish you would return for your world. People are so unkind to each other. It is really sad. We need your healing and peace.
Yes, I agree, all I can say is that God's word is being fulfilled as we speak.
we need reform you fucking dumbass
@@elizafoley3756 You need reform. Reform starts with you.
Wow this is embarrassing to watch no wonder they found him guilty on all counts
The space aliens control the justice system
@@SK-tr1wo And the water's making the friggin frogs gay
The fact George Floyd is dead and the cops are locked up is better for humanity, they can no longer hurt people. 👏
“It doesn’t.make.sense.!”
It made GREAT sense!!! This case was done b4 it even went to trial. He's GUILTY in this countries eyes already jury or not. He's REMINDING them put that aside.
If the glove don’t fit you must acquit ...
Gtfoh bruh
@@mr.rochester1857 The officer is innocent🙂🙂🙂
alright johnnie cochran
Floyd's heart was too big, and Chauvin's heart was too small, common sense and a 9 yr old could tell - believe your eyes. And, if you are still doubting, just look at the crookedness of Chauvin's badge that should shed some light on the truth. All of the above from CNN coverage.
@@henrysmart6854 dude copied my comment
*'Would George Floyd have died* if Police Officer Derek Chauvinist did not have *Derek's foot* and Derek's *body weight* on Floyd's neck?' ...and without the *other Police helping* Derek hold Floyd* down the way *THEY ALL DID?*
The answer is *"No Floyd would not have died,* if not for Derek's foot and body weight on Floyd's neck (with *help from other police.")* Point blank period; end of report:
"Guilty!!!"
Juror's job is *simple.*
IF *other Police did not help hold Floyd* down too; then maybe Floyd would have been *able to move enough to breathe and go on living.*
Did Floyd repeatedly say *"I can't breathe!",* because *carbon monoxide* was STOPPING Floyd's BREATHING? *No.*
Did Floyd repeatedly say *"I can't breathe!",* because a *normal dosage level* (not high dosage level) *of drugs in Floyd's system* was STOPPING Floyd's BREATHING? *No.*
Did Floyd repeatedly say *"I can't breathe!",* because the *other two Police Officers holding Floyd down all by themselves* was STOPPING Floyd's BREATHING (if the other two held Floyd without Derek Chauvin's knee and body weight on Floyd's neck)? *No.*
Did Floyd repeatedly say *"I can't breathe!",* because *Police Officer* Derek Chauvin's *knee and body weight on Floyd's neck* (along with other Police Officers holding Floyd down) was STOPPING Floyd's BREATHING? *Yes.*
*IF* the other *two Police Officers were not holding Floyd down* while Police Officer Chauvin had his *knee and body weigh pressing on Floyd's neck,* would Chauvin alone using his *knee and budy weight on Floyd's neck,* have been able to STOP Floyd from MOVING and BREATHING? *No.*
rip tony timpa, its all about george floyd but you went the same way he did.
Smh rip anyone who died before their time, it really isn't about who they're not mentioning but the principle within the wrongful deaths people care about.
@@that_deadeyegamer7920 the principle is the black community feels only they are killed by police when in reality its everyone.
@@boatshift I didn't even mention the black community 😭😭😭 this kind of bs happens world wide it just so happens American media only covers minorities in negative light because people like you view it and comment things like this under their RUclips channels. In reality the principle is that we put our trust into a broken system so easily corrupted that entire generations are put into fear and it's become a national inside joke.
Smh...he’s just filling up the courtroom with words
Not really, I understand what he said, however I don't really think it holds up. He's kinda arguing against himself
George floyd overdosing on Fentanil the exact moment when he is choked, and especially when the Autopsy said it wasn't an overdose. And his argument was "what if it was wrong, the doctors said there is a chance it was wrong"
In light of all of this Derek Chauvin is 100% guilty since those doubts would be Space Alien level. Fanciful and Capricious.
Is Derek Chauvin the court reporter?
lol still taking notes
Ha! Thought the same thing.
@Black Widow If He Is Convicted There Won't Be A "Tell All"...By Law
We're gonna see whether they use emotion or logic to make their decision
Could not have said it better myself.
Emotion and logic point to the same conclusion in this case. Unless you have more medical expertise in this area than Dr. Martin Tobin, why are you offering your opinion?
@Charles logically, if you put your knee on someone's neck for 10 minutes and they die, you're guilty
@Charles I love how all of you who think he's innocent love to talk about logic but actual doctors have said he didn't die of an overdose or heart attack, actual doctors said it was the knee on his neck and a a homicide, meanwhile the defence spoke about space aliens and chocolate chip cookies, very logical indeed
@@Kishanbruv wrong. His official autopsy report states cause of death as cardiopulmonary arrest. His heart gave out. Most likely linked to the lethal amount of fentanyl and methamphetamine in his system while also suffering from heart disease. Add on top of that the elevated heart rate and blood pressure due to the physical stress of being restrained after resisting arrest.
All of these contributing factors working together caused his heart to give up.
Why are people thumbs downing this? You're rating the news, not the defendant's case.
"The prosthecutor muthst prove the presthumpthion of Evithence beyond a reathsonable doubths" "Innocthent unthil provthen guilthy"
Huh
Dalia ??? 😂
Involuntary manslaughter or not guilty
The only time I watched an ABC clip during this trial.
and this cop should be at HOME WITH HIS FAMILY ....This is a JOKE ALREADY ...senator maxine walters Just provide it ....WHY WOULD SHE FLY THERE AND WALK ON THE STREETS AT NIGHT .....She should be ARRESTED for what she did ......
He’s going to Jail. He will see his family in about 10 years or so. He’ll be okay.
@@mikedavidson1546 There is no chance at all he would survive long enough to be at home with his family if he's let out on the streets.
@@mikedavidson1546 you really watched a video where a police officer, a public servant, held their knee on someone's neck for 9 minutes, killing him, and you think he should be at home with his family
@@matt-xk2wc It wasn't the neck ...The new video's showed it in the Trial ....I wonder if Mr. Floyd would still be alive if he didn't steal from the store , have fake money and wasn't on drugs and complied with officers instead of fighting them ?
Only weak rookie chefs can’t make chocolate chip cookies without having all the ingredients. He must be a weak lawyer.
Can you imagine if he is found not guilty black people will riot not surprised though I know how those people are hopefully no riot but those people are looking excuse to do that.
I’m not like against George Floyd or anything but it’s so crazy that a totally normal day just ruined this guys whole life, it really shows how fast things can change.
@Voltaire Villasanta yeah I know but it’s just crazy how fast his life changed
@@yur8385 I see what you mean. He got arrested, wife divorced, prison for the rest of his life, all because of a stupid decision. He deserves it though, he did it to himself.
Saquib B no he doesn’t not. He is an innocent man. This was not a fair trial at all the POS liberal news media influenced these people for 10 months. Floyd was just used as a pawn. Can’t you people see it’s all to divide the nation?
@@zackzander425 Stfu
@@wavymoney9326 let him have an opinion,I’m not saying I agree but allow him to have his own opinion
Keeping on stating beyond reasonable doubt over and over does not results in not guilty...otherwise every crooks ever jailed would all be acquitted.
This nigga said space alien's in court😩😩😩
I guess when there are 4 armed to the teeth cops with guns, tasers and pepper spray. I guess 1 cuffed man could be a threat. Threatening enough to squeeze the life out of him on the asphalt. Think about that and that alone. 1 cuffed man and 4 armed to the teeth cops...and they killed him. Slowly for 9 minutes and 29 seconds. There is not even a smidgen of a reason to do that.
He was handcuffed. Not even putting up much of any struggle at all..
He kicked one time, Boohoo..
He could have been put on his knees. A cop on both shoulders.
They could have sat him on his butt. Legs straight out. Again, cops on both shoulders.
OR at least turned him on his side..
Just how much of a threat can 1 cuffed man be to 4 armed cops ?
ZERO, ZILCH, NADDA..!
Well 3 cops anyhow..The pudgy one was trying to control the life threatening MOB on the curb..
Bless his pudgy Lil' heart. So much deadly mischief on the curb.
One was 9 years old.
BTW, they had him loaded in the car. Pulled him back out..
The killing was absolutely without a doubt intentional !
The only Alien is that windbag defense attorney !
We all saw what happened. No matter what..... we all know he's guilty. This isn't rocket science. I can't believe a jury would see different.
Over half the jury is white you better believe it
@@DR.DisInfect I don't think that will matter.
@@whynot2644 I hope you are correct.
@@isntyourbusiness I cant imagine a person on this jury........ no matter what they think....... would be stupid enough to screw it up. There's ALOT on the line with this one.
@@whynot2644 oh, don't I know it!
Chauvin doesn't even believe his lawyer.. look at his face
Omg , I had to rewind it 😂
We all seen it with our own eyes. After being told George had no pulse, the officer kept doing it, even when paramedics arrived, until they took over (which was too late, he was already dead) he utilized every second he could to make sure he was dead. I have never seen a murder case so open and shut, with so many witnesses.
You walk into a strange room where a bunch of weird people in masks are literally cutting an unconscious man with scalpels. There are some readings on fancy screens, some line goes flat... and one of the masked weirdos says in completely calm voice 'that's enough, time of death, 8.27'.
You: "I've seen with my own eyes that they literally cut him open in cold blood, and then he died".
He tried to use “ conspiracy theory “ they used in the OJ case . This is why he used this scenario
I think the space aliens did it
So instead of presenting his bottom line case on behalf of his client and establishing reasonable doubt... he is defining it in such a way that is equivalent to a lullaby
You obviously didn’t take any notice in the trial presented by the prosecution. It was corrupt & they paid doctors to lie. & you fell for it. Stupid
Is he teaching a law class or defending his client?
True lol
I'm happy to see an officer finally be held accountable for his gross abuse of power. Too many officers abuse their authority too often. I cant help but think we as a society has allowed this to evolve not only in law enforcement but in our govt in general. It is happening daily at all levels and we as Americans are so busy earning a living we ignore it. It's time to wake up america. Abuse of authority needs to cease at ALL levels, now.
Nilsen who put mr. Floyd in that environment.
Mr. Floyd did unfortunately
George Floyd did.... remember the side piece trying to make him up as he drifted in and out of conciousness....she said floyd...the cops are here about the 20 dollar bill... #notguilty
Mr Floyd's put himself in this position unfortunately
After passing counterfeit money at that store the 2nd time that day the kid came out 2 times asking for the cigarettes back so he wont lose mon.y from his check. Floyd twice told the kid no probably because the fake $20 paid for his pills. Wonderful guy taking from a kids paycheck. Floyd then passed out in the car with his drug dealer. He then swallowed pills in the car and resisted arrest. He resisted getting in the police car. He pushed himself out and asked to be on the ground. He kicked officers while on the ground. This situation was caused by Floyd and changing from that position was delayed by the crowd and Floyd's resisting.
@@krisanderson4352 .. OJ 6-2
212lbs 7/19/1947
135G
116Av
2404R
11236Yds
61TD
And Not Guilty
I think the defense made a huge mistake and missed an opportunity in
this trial. They rested too early. I posted in length what I think on my
home page video. Please let me know what you think. Thanks
I think no matter what cities will continue to burn because a bad man refused to comply
I'll take a look. What is your current prediction?
A man is serendipitously fighting to keep out of jail and his life and this one is talking chocolate chip cookies recipe and Aliens possession. Smh
Right
amazing, aliens in his body ? maybe i should try and be a lawyer. im pretty good at saying bullshyt
Guilty ass hell Derek is a killer cop
Chauvin sits there so smug with no sign of remorse, a posture of feeling his actions were completely justified.
@Infinite Adriann .. only to a depraved mind
I think should have gotten a better defense lawyer instead of getting a professor. However, would not have helped the outcome either way.
I pretty much watched the entire trial and this guy almost turned things around with the witness he brought but then prosecution killed it doe haha... very happy this guy got what he deserved just knowing that he voluntarily kneeled on floyd for 4mins even though he passed out and also wouldnt let go when paramedics asked him to and they had to push him off floyds neck
So who is going to win the trial?
Extremely good chance that Chauvin is acquitted. There is A LOT of reasonable doubt as to what actually killed Floyd(He was a ticking time bomb). Heart Disease, CoVid, 3 times the lethal dose of Fentanyl, Methamphetamines, physical restraint.
I do see Maurice Hall getting charged with 3rd degree murder. He was the one that supplied Floyd with the Fentanyl.
not America...
@@rogersartandsolutions5074 ok thanks
@@rogersartandsolutions5074 lmaoooo you’re a snowflake, brb after conviction
Most likely a hung jury. There is reasonable doubt, but we all know the jury has been tainted, so a few holdouts will prevent a conviction based on emotion.
4:17 atp he alr knew he was going to jail 😂😂
He can say there is no proof all he wants, but that man is guilty.Everyone on this planet that have seen the videos knows he is guilty,even his lawyer knows it that’s why he only called 2 people and the other lawyers called 33
*Nothing to do with this case* but if you believe the person/people with the most to say in life are the most believable - you have been lied too and fooled MOST of your life. I'm speaking in general- not to your life directly. No disrespect.
Anyone else getting “and then you got in the shower” Elle woods vibes?
The chocolate chip cookie analogy was stupid
Elements of a criminal case compared to the ingredient of baking cookies lol
The chocolate chip cookie defense your honor look at those cookies those are Toll House not Chips Ahoy dammit
@@JonLa89
*troll house..
When sneaking about Floyd's oxygen levels, he's using reverse psychology on the jury. The video says it all, especially when he refused to get off his neck even minutes after death/not breathing.
You're not very bright are you
The video no where near says it all. That is one piece of the evidence. There is a lot in this cade that contributes to reasonable doubt. Floyd has a heart condition, had lethal levels of meth and fentanyl in his system, was saying he can’t breathe before he was on the ground, fentanyl was found in the car with his dna on it, he is on the ground saying what appeared to the witness to be “I ate to many drugs”, and more. Reasonable doubt has been presented in this case. You are bias and that prevents you from seeing the whole picture. He shouldn’t have stayed on his neck that long and it was awful for him to do so, but that doesn’t mean he was directly responsible for his death.
@@zachp2389 your sick
@@julianafuna9096 *you're
@@julianafuna9096 You're childish.
Should not be allowed to defend if it’s obvious your clients wrong
Never a point this attorney he is deluged if he he gave this statement from the bottom of his heart.
All those years of schooling, you land a historical case that could boost your carrer. But you choose this.......
*Career
@@melaninduh7962 Thank you.
Yeah so?He put a good defense chauvin is innocent😇
@@henrysmart6854 He never had a chance from the start honestly his lawyers were incompetent and under prepared. His arguments were more of a diversion than trying to convince an entire jury and judge, and no one came to his defence to testify except for one person. If you think thats a win on his case then you're delusional.
@ʙᴜɴᴅᴇꜱᴡᴇʜʀᴘɪʟᴏᴛ yeah sure I love to, for one they were incompetent because they fail to humanize and present tangible facts to a jury and a world that has seen the full video of George Floyd's murder. There was no connection to the humanity of the defendant and the response to his actions, it made him seem heartless and cruel which is the opposite of what you want to convey to an already biased group of individuals that has seen the actual evidence on video. They also failed to bring in a creditable medical examiner that actually examined George Floyds corpse as regards to what caused his death. The consequence of not having this is pretty impactful because it gives no reason for anyone to believe that he died from respiratory failure due to drugs or a pre-existing medical condition, because the lack of credibility as opposed to the opposing medical examiner who has conducted an autopsy on the physical body seems more credible. Also, from what I've heard they've only had seven people to testify for the defendant in regards to a case that has hit international news. That just won't cut it, reason being is because all accounts from the opposing side had more of a persuasive impact on the jury rather than on the other side which results in a demolish of characteristic and empathy for that said client.
I think we all know what we saw. And everything we heard. The prosecution did a great job the whole trial. THIS WAS MURDER. This guy shoulda just sat down.
Hello beauty how are you doing
Chauvin made Floyd do drugs for years to enlarge his heart and take a lethal amount of fentanyl before getting arrested. Genius
Last thing anyone should care about is a woman's opinion in any legal or societal matters.
@@Plasmax-jp6pm Not getting any, eh, trumpussy?
@@DriveInFreak ? no, i just pay for that. Its cheaper in the long run then a wife.
What is he talking about? Review the evidence, space aliens, and heres how to make chocolate chip cookies.
Someone explain what’s happening
The state has not supported any of the charges beyond a reasonable doubt so Chauvin walks unless the jury is afraid of the rioting and the consequences they might inflict on them.
Not guilty
Guilty!
The defense wants Derek Chauvin to be perceived innocent until proven guilty, but them piggies treated Floyd as if he was guilty. They kidnapped him and shoved him in a car even after being told he was claustrophobic. Try shoving a claustrophobic person in a small space and see if they don't fight you with all that they have. There will be no amount of talking that can calm them down. The piggies go on to kill him over $20, that he potentially didn't even know was fake. Where was Floyd's presumption of innocence?
I mean you can just tell that this lawyer is just "doing his job" the only way he could have done it. He knew the entire time it wasn't going to sell, he just had a job to finish.
Also seeing Derek with a smirk on his face while his lawyer talks about Floyd's Oxygen being over 90% during the autopsy.
He really thought he would win...
He is actually throwing all the jury under the 25 thousands pages of jurisprudence.... OMG....
Yeah. I think he is forgetting that they are probably bored with him. If he didnt talk like a college professor, he might get through to them.
@ʙᴜɴᴅᴇꜱᴡᴇʜʀᴘɪʟᴏᴛ that hurt my feelings. I was just saying he would be more effective by using layman's terms.
@ʙᴜɴᴅᴇꜱᴡᴇʜʀᴘɪʟᴏᴛ it's ok.
This guy's whole defense statement is pure comedy!
They probably threw his defense attorney a big bag of cash to do this.
God I cant wait for Chauvin to walk free. This has been awesome. It shows that people actually think that police randomly kill black people and thats the narrative they are going to stick with. Which isn't true if course. Biggest lie in modern times. But yeah. Chauvin goes free I hope. He's innocent.
@@MF25192 So If That's Was You On The Ground You Wouldn't Be Saying That.....He Had His Knee On His Neck...He Is The Cause Of Death...What Don't You Understand?m
@@MF25192 he’s going to jail and 3 grown men will be on his body. Karma
@@melaninduh7962 no the drugs did it. Clearly. And im not a criminal and if I was confronted by police, I would comply, unlike George floyd who actively resisted 16 minutes and 9 seconds.
And you can't choke someone from the back of the neck. Its been proven.
great points but 9 minutes is just too long ..
Now I'm stuck wit all these dam matches