By drug overdose? Toxicology expert stated that was the most probable, and another regarding the force used was again something that worked in chovaun's favor. Yes floyed tragically died, not saying it was justified. But as to how he died? Doesn't seem to be the officers fault, much more likely floyed died due to OD causes.
If Derek Chauvin is found not guilty, I can only imagine what the streets are going to look like. The cities will burn and his life will be in huge danger. If he's found guilty, he's definitely getting protective custody in prison.
@@CyberspaceShy-bz3vx It's called ad-seg (administrative segregation) or the hole, in lock down 23 hours a day by himself - he won't be put into general population, too risky & believe it or not it's not just for HIS protection, it will be for the protection of the prison. Crazy but true!
There is no way how to imagine what is going to happen if they find him not guilty I think there’s going to be something that we haven’t seen before in this time of our life
@@stevep8490 the video speaks for itself. Hard to justify staying one someone’s body 4 minutes after they have died. He’s a psychopathic killer and either way, he has a miserable life ahead of him
Definitely! Is a great opportunity for a new precedent in this type of cases with law enforcement and qualified immunity clashing with the limits of the law.
@@tubingforever The judge said he's not dismissing the case. It could be because he doesn't want to be held accountable for that decision rather than the jury
There's good and bad people in every group. We can speak about evil things without joining in and adding to the evil/negativity. That's all I'm saying.
Yes, the defenses words are called bull sh ittng. A good skill to have while serving an individual well it sure seems shady and gross in this particular situation.
It's not just garbage. You can only appeal stuff you brought up during trial. This speech is basically "for the record" so he has an avenue for appeal in the event of a conviction.
I once had a defense attorney motion that a DUI case be dismissed because his client was too intoxicated to understand field sobriety instructions. It’s a lawyers job to throw every motion possible at the court for their client.
@@kristinowens899 because defence attorneys have a responsibility to do right by their client, regardless of whether the odds are in their favour or not. He was of course well accustomed to the case before deciding to become his attorney. He knows he has to ask this to give his client the best possible outcome as he knows he will be serving some time regardless
Especially when there are not enough armed protection with 1 million plus people showed up for the trial no matter the result it will burn but if he's found innocent other courts will use it as justification and that's what they are scared of
All they need is one person on the jury to say they aren't sure. All the defense needs at the end if he is charged is to have enough evidence for a mistrial. And the setup for that is already established due to media and political interference. It basically a trial about trying to make two bad men out to be good people. Neither of them were. Dying at the hands of a police person does not make a person a saint.
Um thats called classic covering your 🍑. You really think this high profile case is going to be tried behind closed doors. The jury will be on Oprah in a year with their decision....not the judge 😏
Actually, all criminal cases are required to be public. All criminal cases, not just this one, have cameras and are being recorded. It's just that the others aren't being televized. The television networks get to choose which criminal cases they wish to televize. Some criminal cases are televized only locally, but this case for example, was televized by networks nationally and internationally.
@@LedzeppelinDogsGuns when a defendant is found Not Guilty ... He's Not Guilty!!! He Cannot be retried for the same crime twice!!! It's the law!!! It has Nothing to do with the cameras!!!
That would be a well earned response. This defense is shameful because it's an indefensible situation. Take the murderer's knee off George's neck and suddenly his heart is stronger.
@@justthinking526 there is more to the situation than that. Did you watch the part in the trial where George’s GF said they had just purchased drugs from their “friend” before he tried using the fake 20$?
Is that inciting violence? Sounds like a threat. Guilty until proven innocent, or just guilty in most minds that were not there nor are watching the entire trial.
Is this a third world country?If he is acquitted, he is acquitted by a jury of his peers following a fair process. The "militia" on the street doesn't decide our criminal cases. If there are riots, the National Guard and the U.S. Army will be deployed.
true. BUT: that should not be taken into consideration by those that decide whether or not he’s guilty or innocent. The threat of political violence should not and cannot influence the courts. If that were to happen the US would be in no way different from any dysfunctional third world country, albeit that federal judge appointments are already political.
I did and I cant see why this man is on trial anyway. the lies and the hiding evidence as someone worried to be prosecuted that is okay to protect one criminal from criminalises himself but other convected for a bunch of lies
Regardless of what the verdict is, which we'll find out Next Week, I just wanna know what has Chauvin's been writing on those Notepads since the start of the trial.
Hes writing his last will an testamen. cuz hes a dead man when they let him go. This case has been wild an idk what to say weather guild or innocent. Glad I'm not part of this mess
You know, if Chauvin had given half the attention to George's life and police procedure that he gives that legal pad, we wouldn't even know his name and be talking about him
sources state that chauvin's several hundred notepads resemble something straight out the shining... repeated scrawls noting: 'i might be out on bail... ...but very soon i'm going to jail!'
Si regardless of the verdict him and sadly his family will pay for what he did he is going to wish he was in jail . And it’s no threat it’s just sadly the way it’s going to go
Defense: If the knee doesn't fit, you must ACQUIT! Judge: DENIED! Jury: We the jury find the defendant GUILTY! No human being should ever die from asphyxiation by a police officer for a misdemeanor violation!
You know what cause asphyxiation methamphetamine and fentanyl being swallowed 20 mins before his death even if his knee killed him he would have died no matter what sad but true.
Actually any defense attorney who does not ask for an acquittal at the end of the State's case in chief is committing malpractice. It happens in literally every single criminal jury trial. You HAVE to do it. You can get sued for malpractice and lose your license if you don't.
Judge's mask is giving me serious Hannibal-Lechter-being-transported vibes. "Tell me Senator, when your poor Katherine is on the slab where will it tickle you most."
Seeing him wear it makes my own face feel sweaty. It’s silicone I believe. How in the world could that be more comfortable than a fabric?? I look at him and I’m like “ugh..how wet is it in there right now? Yuck”
A person can survive just fine with a knee on their neck if they're not already on lethal amounts of drugs. People have tested it and they were completely fine.
To those who didn’t know - a vast majority of cases are asked to be acquitted. This shouldn’t be made onto something it’s not. It’s not “absurd,” on the defense’s part to request for acquittal, neither is it unreasonable for the judge to deny that request.
@DecrepitOrigin888 he could/may have filed a motion for dismissal at the earliest stages of the case, but he didn’t have to based on the evidence. He asked the judge to weigh the evidence, after both sides presented their case, to conclude that no reasonable jury could find him guilty under the evidence. If he didn’t, it would be a bad sign for the defense and would have serious consequences for the attorney.
It's pretty significant since cops hardly are ever even charged to begin with. This isn't just some ordinary case, so don't try to make it so trivial. This is will be one of the biggest trials of modern history.
@@TheSkinnyman85 You are right. It is one of the biggest trials in my lifetime, at the very least; I’m not downplaying the case, just the acquittal request and refusal. Sure, most police accountability cases are settled outside of criminal court, but generally cases that get to trial have the acquittal request and denial as part and parcel of the proceeding.
@@AfroHairScience Completely ignoring what I said, you see I wasn't defending his actions, I was pointing out your ridiculous interpretations of the events
@@lightning8387 right!! Lmbo. Like this attorney just tried to come and give doubt to the jury again one last time. He knew the court would not aquit. Lol
@@deecole6920 It’s pretty amazing to see how many people have 0 idea how trials actually work. In most notable criminal trials, the defense typically asks for acquittal after the prosecution has finished calling witnesses. This isn’t anything new and has become quite the standard. But I guess that means he’s 100% guilty no facts needed right? Right?
@@Slothnibbles I was about to like your comment until the last part. You're suggesting everyone is saying he's 100% guilty when literally every video has comments about Floyd being a drugged out crazy man and that's all that matters. Be fair bro.
Actually any defense attorney who does not ask for an acquittal at the end of the State's case in chief is committing malpractice. It happens in literally every single criminal jury trial. You HAVE to do it. You can get sued for malpractice and lose your license if you don't.
There's no way that judge would have acquitted him....who would want that on their record...that judge could have saved hundreds of children and nuns from burning buildings and if he would have even considered acquitted him that's all he would ever be known for which is sad.
No damage to neck He wasn't even putting his foot on the neck, it was the back if you see the other angles Stop allowing manipulation and racial views to decide your thoughts
I once asked a judge at my school what kind of lawyer was he... He said "A prosecutor." And I said "Why was that?" He said "Because I wanted to sleep at night."
actually you ARE NOT supposed to speak of a person background or action (unless its directly related to the case), thats character assassination. in this case. talking about GF if he had medical conditions at the time or whatever, or what actions he was doing at that moment, Sure, fair play. But say that overall he was a criminal or (not real) that he smuggled kids at the border. all that is irrelevant to the case and its just character assassination.
@@sherryknowles0811 yes a human being that knew he was in trouble amnd injested drugs to hide them then resisted arrest Gf had a bad heart and knew that he shounlnt be takingdrugs its his wndam faukt as a human beibng
Sorry what can never be ignored is that video and how long he was on him people begged and pleaded your killing him, didn't faze him one bit. Pray this POS is convicted.
You can pray for whatever you want, i doubt God will listen to you or floyd, floyd should be in prison today but instead hes dead and thats unfortunate, chauvin had no ill intent and should be freed immediately, STILL YOUR JUST BIGOTED SO SOD OF ELISA
Your honor, all the witness, while all agreeing that excessive force was indeed used, all disagree at which point excessive force was used. Therefore, we can conclude that NO excessive force was used.
@@kidneycarecoaching3766 all you need is 1 case of reasonable doubt. The defense has made 3 cases so far. If he’s charged it’s because they do not want to deal with the aftermath.
Its a technical legal move done in order to have the judge possibly reserve his decision for later consideratjon. This places doubt in the mind of the jury. Further, it could help substantiate grounds for appeal.
@@wraith5998 that is a good mentality to have when wandering the hateful halls of the RUclips comment sections, regardless of the video. I have spent far too many hours in the YT Comments Wasteland over the past couple of years and I'm certain it has eroded my decency as a human. Wish I'd had someone reminding me of what you just said this whole time.
This was simply the judge not wanting any part of deciding guilty or not and trying to keep his court house from being burned to the ground because he took the initiative to dismiss.
@@napoleonruss1528 correct. But what the defense is saying, because of the differing opinions from prosecution they want the judge to dismiss the charges as they are contradicting themselves. It makes sense for the defense to try it as it couldnt hurt.. You could bet that before that argument was even made that the judge wasnt going to consider it because of the mob outside courthouse. It will most likely persuade the jurors decisions too. I cant see a single juror being hung on a verdict due to fear of retribution..
If this wasn’t such a high profile case, the judge would have already considered this a mistrial due to a week of opinion witnesses testifying about their emotions and not facts
@@zootie9182 Reading body language, not minds. Also, I didn't state it as fact...I said it SEEMS he doesn't believe his own words. But thanks for your valuable input, Eddy.
@@sladefisk4339 not true? Former officer Mohammed Noor, a black Muslim cop, killed white Australian woman Justine Diamond, was swiftly fired, tried, convicted, and sentenced to 12.5 years in prison. In the same exact city. As it stands, an officer has NEVER been charged in the killing of a black, indigenous, Hispanic, or other minority group. Former officer Noor is the only officer in recent history to be charged in an officer involved shooting. He killed a white woman. It is literally, actually, that simple.
@@aamermian620 I have to agree. I've noticed a big discrepancy in the way officers of color are prosecuted. Take the new case in VA with the cops pepper spraying the army Lt. They straight fired him within days of the video coming out. White cop is still working.
Thank you! There are a lot of things that they would not allowed to present .... That's why some point I just had to disconnect because emotionally it was Too! Heavy
In my opinion, Chauvin forfeited his right to walk the streets of ANY american city after what he did, and if he is put in prison, he can't be in protective custody forever; sooner or later, he's going to have to go into the general population, and he does, karma's going to hit him like 20 tons of bricks.
There's nothing to read into here. This is a common trial procedure to preserve error for appeal. The Defense is only asserting that the State hasn't met its burden of proof to support a conviction. The non-moving party (the State here) gets the benefit of all evidence being viewed in a favorable light. After this Motion, the Defense can rest without putting on ANY evidence because the Defense doesn't have the burden of proving innocence. All the burden here is on the State.
@@Luke8426 LOL! Here goes: Ok peeps, Defense said the State missed a bunch of stuff so there's no way he'll be found Guilty. State said "nuh uh, we get the benefit of the doubt." Judge said "Say less, Motion Denied." But it's ok because the Defense does this in every case, both civil and criminal, so they can complain about it on Appeal.
You should pay more respect to Nelson, he is completely alone, with the exception of his assistant, against a team of 15 lawyers. And just because you disagree with what he is trying to prove doesn't make him "dense", nor "misplace" or "juvenile".What he has achieved on crosses is worthy of a bloody movie, getting just about everyone to reverse their statements or contradict themselves. It is understandable that he chose to rest his case now because he has already achieved enough reasonable doubt for an acquital with the states' OWN WITNESSES. Have you even watched the trial? Or have you been reading about it on the news?
so Nelson as a defense attorney more often than not defends those who are disadvantaged...including many young Black males (who are most vulnernable) Lets understand courts and contezt a bit better. BTW, you will also notice how protective Minnesota courts are of defenders...thats a very progressive reality in a state with the second lowest incarceration rate in the US. worlds complicated sometimes.
I mean I’m not a lawyer or a judge but isn’t that basically what a trial does anyway? Contradict itself and create two sides to the story until the jury weighs out the options?
The biggest contradiction was they all agreed it was unreasonable force, but they also testified that using a taser on floyd would have been reasonable force, and that Chauvin decided not to use it, thus decreasing the use of force. How can your use of force be unreasonable if you are permitted to use a level of force that is GREATER than the one you chose to use?
yes it is, but when 10 witnesses for 1 side all say something different happened they are creating reasonable doubt themselves... and when that side is the party responsible for prooving the defendant did it, but they cant because of the doubt. the defense can ask for an acquital because he feels he doesnt even have to prove reasonable doubt because the other party is doing that themselves. now in this case thats bshit, because the only doubt there is, is if low amount of drugs/high blood pressure caused floyd to die a few minutes sooner than someone healthy. there is no doubt in what chauvin did and no doubt as to if that was legal or even necesary. there is also no doubt that it was almost impossible to keep breathing for mr floyd. the only doubt there is and this is partially proven by defence and the coroner, is that there is a possibility the HEART stopped before there was too little oxygen to sustain life. I dont agree with that, but it is a possibility. And if the jury thinks it is a possibility, it would mean that they think mr floyd is partially responsible for his own death (bad health/durgs) and chauvin is responsible for contributing to his death. but im fairly certain a jury is going to find that chauvin is to blame for mr floyds death, with or without intent... they are going to find that mr floyd would not have died if mr chauvin did not do what he did. and that mr floyd would have possibly died regardless of high blood pressure and the small amount of drugs. dont forget, he was pulsless for about 5 minutes .... what if the drugs and high blood pressure killed him 4 minutes earlier than a healthy person? he would still be pulsless by the time cpr was performed.
Once again , if he had not been contacted by police would he have carried on with his day , yes he would . So his death is a direct result of his contact with police .
They always try this. I sat on a slam dunk jury and the guys lawyer tried the same thing. Just throw anything at the wall and see if anything sticks. Judges never let these things pass, that is why there is a jury. But it is his job to try to defend his client.
@@mikelowrey4303 the defendant is very obviously guilty yet their lawyer still tried to get them acquitted based on the same bs chauvins lawyer was spouting, something about, “inconsistencies in the prosecution has created an atmosphere of doubt and thus unfair.” Basically everyone knew they’re guilty but the lawyer tried one last jail Mary
The cross examination of the expert today was a crime scene. He got butchered. Putting him on the stand was a mistake. He had a better chance not bringing him on.
when you feel comfortable enough to put your hands in your pockets and relax the use of force is punitive and performed with malice and not in any way to restrain or disallow someone from resisting or assaulting anyone.
@@joannnewsome316 really do agree with you, it will be a disgrace if he's found not guilty like o.j.'s case. enough evidence to convict him 10 times over, just how they knew personally should be enough. *george had him fired, because he was harassing him each time they worked together.
All that amazing testimony and he casually asks for a acquittal 😂 talk about a hail Mary from the 20 yard line, his lawyer has his bags packed, Tickets booked for the Bahamas, he'll be sipping Margaritas laughing about Chauvin in jail.
Imagine all the tax paying people who paid for all of this, only to watch all their donations go into this attorney’s pocket and Derek still serving life.
No matter what George Floyd did or didn’t do. He didn’t deserve to die that way.
He died of a heart attack due a large amount of drugs in his system. Not asphyxia.
@@jamesbluelightning358 except all the medical professionals say he died of asphyxia, but i'm sure a youtube grifter like yourself would know better
Yes I agree. He didn't deserve to die for a 20 dollar note
If only he went to reha and wasnt a crackhead
By drug overdose?
Toxicology expert stated that was the most probable, and another regarding the force used was again something that worked in chovaun's favor.
Yes floyed tragically died, not saying it was justified. But as to how he died? Doesn't seem to be the officers fault, much more likely floyed died due to OD causes.
If Derek Chauvin is found not guilty, I can only imagine what the streets are going to look like. The cities will burn and his life will be in huge danger. If he's found guilty, he's definitely getting protective custody in prison.
I can really see that
@@CyberspaceShy-bz3vx It's called ad-seg (administrative segregation) or the hole, in lock down 23 hours a day by himself - he won't be put into general population, too risky & believe it or not it's not just for HIS protection, it will be for the protection of the prison. Crazy but true!
I think we should b more worried about those Dem nuts trying to pack our Supreme Court.
@Aphrodite what?
There is no way how to imagine what is going to happen if they find him not guilty I think there’s going to be something that we haven’t seen before in this time of our life
This is pretty standard. The lawyer knows his motion is going to be denied, but he needs to make it to preserve the best possible record for appeal.
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I haven't seen much commentary, but the defense seemed pretty bad. I think the trial speaks for it self
@@stevep8490 the video speaks for itself. Hard to justify staying one someone’s body 4 minutes after they have died. He’s a psychopathic killer and either way, he has a miserable life ahead of him
@@stevep8490 Well said!💯👏👏👏👏👏👏
@@NEnigma777 He sure does 👌 Wait till they get him in prison 🤔🤨
the trial of Derek Chauvin makes great material for law students to study.
how and why?
Are you serious , you know why
@@Dutchess80 read the 50,000 pages of evidence or review the testimony of 40 witnesses, to learn why 👍
Definitely! Is a great opportunity for a new precedent in this type of cases with law enforcement and qualified immunity clashing with the limits of the law.
No doubt...I’d also add that any trial observation would be more beneficial to a law student than merely reading doctrine all day long
Judge is like..... no way you’re putting this on me! 😂
That's exactly what the judge did. And I still think the cop is going to walk imo
@@robertarrowood3651 How would he walk if he's not acquitted? Are you high?
He'll be found not guilty to many people saying he died from different reasons. So he will walk.
@@robertarrowood3651 But... The judge just said yeah no not so much..?
@@tubingforever The judge said he's not dismissing the case. It could be because he doesn't want to be held accountable for that decision rather than the jury
Something is seriously wrong when so many people believe they are righteous but say the most disgusting, hateful things.
Lol like people of religion 🤣
There's good and bad people in every group. We can speak about evil things without joining in and adding to the evil/negativity. That's all I'm saying.
Self righteousness is the worst
Stay off the internet to stay sane. Toxicity runs rampant when they have invisibility. 99% of the internet people are more rational in real life.
What hateful things?
This lawyer's speech is like when you don't know the answer to a question but you have to fill the exam paper with some garbage.
.... you mean the prosecution. the prosecution failed to ever really prove its case
Yes, the defenses words are called bull
sh ittng. A good skill to have while serving an individual well it sure seems shady and gross in this particular situation.
@@rollinOnCode obviously they proved something if he was found guilty idiot 😉😂
It's not just garbage. You can only appeal stuff you brought up during trial. This speech is basically "for the record" so he has an avenue for appeal in the event of a conviction.
@@rollinOnCode Lol, prosecution won the case. Jurors voted 12-0 to convict.
I once had a defense attorney motion that a DUI case be dismissed because his client was too intoxicated to understand field sobriety instructions. It’s a lawyers job to throw every motion possible at the court for their client.
I don't know how they do it. Especially in a case like this!!
@@kristinowens899 because defence attorneys have a responsibility to do right by their client, regardless of whether the odds are in their favour or not. He was of course well accustomed to the case before deciding to become his attorney. He knows he has to ask this to give his client the best possible outcome as he knows he will be serving some time regardless
Lolololololololololol!!!! Too intoxicated to understand field sobriety instructions?????? That's a good one. I can't stop laughing!!!!! Lololololo
This makes sense. Throw a bunch a stuff at the wall and see if it sticks.
*Even this comment is denied*
Judge was like I don’t want to be the most hated judge in USA
That's true
Especially when there are not enough armed protection with 1 million plus people showed up for the trial no matter the result it will burn but if he's found innocent other courts will use it as justification and that's what they are scared of
Lol
@@vergillives9890 NO the police will think they have the right to do this to other's & get away with it
So you're admitting that the judge is being biased.
You can tell in his voice while presenting his motion that he had no expectation of it being dismissed lol
Throwing everything at the wall in hope that one thing will stick. That is the Defensive strategy.
yea its a pretty standard hailmary that rarely works. He knew it would get denied but had to try.
Exactly, am sure he this lawyer does be crying for GF
All they need is one person on the jury to say they aren't sure. All the defense needs at the end if he is charged is to have enough evidence for a mistrial. And the setup for that is already established due to media and political interference. It basically a trial about trying to make two bad men out to be good people. Neither of them were. Dying at the hands of a police person does not make a person a saint.
Extremely weak argument - "They all said it became unreasonable, but at what point?" Get this clown out of here..
Judge went into to that answer with no pause 😂 "Didn't I tell you in the car you couldn't have nothing"
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Right
This judge is really good.The fact that he allowed cameras in this trail tells a lot about the kind of judge he is. I wished all judges were like him.
@@LedzeppelinDogsGuns you can’t get tried twice for the same crime anyways... it’s not about untainted jurors lol
Um thats called classic covering your 🍑. You really think this high profile case is going to be tried behind closed doors. The jury will be on Oprah in a year with their decision....not the judge 😏
Well its high profile like the of case
Actually, all criminal cases are required to be public. All criminal cases, not just this one, have cameras and are being recorded. It's just that the others aren't being televized. The television networks get to choose which criminal cases they wish to televize. Some criminal cases are televized only locally, but this case for example, was televized by networks nationally and internationally.
@@LedzeppelinDogsGuns when a defendant is found Not Guilty ... He's Not Guilty!!! He Cannot be retried for the same crime twice!!! It's the law!!! It has Nothing to do with the cameras!!!
If he is acquited, the town will burn. Just stating a fact.
That would be a well earned response. This defense is shameful because it's an indefensible situation. Take the murderer's knee off George's neck and suddenly his heart is stronger.
@@justthinking526 there is more to the situation than that. Did you watch the part in the trial where George’s GF said they had just purchased drugs from their “friend” before he tried using the fake 20$?
Is that inciting violence? Sounds like a threat. Guilty until proven innocent, or just guilty in most minds that were not there nor are watching the entire trial.
Is this a third world country?If he is acquitted, he is acquitted by a jury of his peers following a fair process. The "militia" on the street doesn't decide our criminal cases. If there are riots, the National Guard and the U.S. Army will be deployed.
true.
BUT: that should not be taken into consideration by those that decide whether or not he’s guilty or innocent.
The threat of political violence should not and cannot influence the courts.
If that were to happen the US would be in no way different from any dysfunctional third world country, albeit that federal judge appointments are already political.
Okay, how many of you guy actually watched the Trial in its entirety, 6 Hours of footage per day for the last 12 days?
I did up until the last 2 weeks because of school.
Me!
It was more than 8 hours my friend! 🤷
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I did and I cant see why this man is on trial anyway. the lies and the hiding evidence as someone worried to be prosecuted that is okay to protect one criminal from criminalises himself but other convected for a bunch of lies
Regardless of what the verdict is, which we'll find out Next Week, I just wanna know what has Chauvin's been writing on those Notepads since the start of the trial.
maybe cliff notes for the book he will write in prison.
Hes writing his last will an testamen. cuz hes a dead man when they let him go. This case has been wild an idk what to say weather guild or innocent. Glad I'm not part of this mess
me too
in fact to my surprise i came to know very late that he was chauvin. i thought he was amongst the defense😂
Last will and testament, for after he is convicted, and sent to GP!!
@@timothywilliams7264 EXACTLY!!!
Chauvin was taking all the notes to not take the stand mind blowing. He wrote more than the court clerk.
Defendants hardly ever take the stand goo gobbler.
I’d be writing a novel too 🤣 won’t have to look anyone in the eye smh
... but he cannot plan for the prosecution’s questions which may trap him.
You know, if Chauvin had given half the attention to George's life and police procedure that he gives that legal pad, we wouldn't even know his name and be talking about him
He's just drawing Sonic the hedgehog..... but really badly
Legend has it that Chauvin is still writing in his notepad to this day.
Lol
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sources state that chauvin's several hundred notepads resemble something straight out the shining...
repeated scrawls noting:
'i might be out on bail...
...but very soon i'm going to jail!'
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ALL THE OTHER OFFICERS SHOULD BE RESPONSIBLE AS WELL, NOT ONLY THE MAIN 😈 DEREK.
True
He will pay for his heartless actions. And if not he will not be able to walk in the US I guarantee it
You are right girl.
Si regardless of the verdict him and sadly his family will pay for what he did he is going to wish he was in jail . And it’s no threat it’s just sadly the way it’s going to go
Wow we live in a crazy CRAZY world these days.
Is that your take away? This is absolutely normal and common in trials.
Very evil world with tons of envious people
i guarantee if you had seen george floyd, that you would have crossed the road. shut up richard
As predicted.
You look to old for that comment
It’s so obvious the lawyers told Derek just write ✍️ an look busy don’t look at jury an I’m not even a lawyer!
I thought I was the only one who noticed
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Just like the prosecutors dressed up his gf to look like a lady....😆
He's writing all the possible places he can hide out for the next 20 years.
Crazy cat ladies
Thank you judge for not allowing this criminal to be acquitted
Defense: If the knee doesn't fit, you must ACQUIT!
Judge: DENIED!
Jury: We the jury find the defendant GUILTY!
No human being should ever die from asphyxiation by a police officer for a misdemeanor violation!
You know what cause asphyxiation methamphetamine and fentanyl being swallowed 20 mins before his death even if his knee killed him he would have died no matter what sad but true.
No riots when oj got acquired. Celebrations. Funny that.
The Judge wanted no parts in that foolishness
Word to my mother
Actually any defense attorney who does not ask for an acquittal at the end of the State's case in chief is committing malpractice. It happens in literally every single criminal jury trial. You HAVE to do it. You can get sued for malpractice and lose your license if you don't.
@@dlldll9754 I’m not unaware of that. I understand that he was doing his job. However, that’s not what my comment stated.
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@Harvey Hansen The judge has spoken 👏🏾 let the man do his job
He writes more than the court report types. I know he’s been through 100 pens since the first day of trial.
Scared out of his mind...and I’m glad he is. He will never know peace again...nor does he deserve to.
Rrrrright?!
He's scared. Probably doodling and writing nonsense.
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at first i don't even realized that Derek was there...i thought he is some kind of lawyer cuz he looks so busy with that note,lol
lol
He’s been doing it the whole trial. It’s crazy
@@jaywahmusic Yep...and it's been annoying me the whole time. Jotting down notes continuously like he just knows he's going to get off.
@@jaywahmusic yeah, i watch almost all the video and i really thought that he wasn't there before the judges ask him to stand up
I know right...very strange
Judge's mask is giving me serious Hannibal-Lechter-being-transported vibes. "Tell me Senator, when your poor Katherine is on the slab where will it tickle you most."
"Take this thing back to Baltimore!"
Really? I always think it looks like a turtle shell lol I kinda like it
Seeing him wear it makes my own face feel sweaty. It’s silicone I believe. How in the world could that be more comfortable than a fabric?? I look at him and I’m like “ugh..how wet is it in there right now? Yuck”
@@HeiMarLy
About as moist as the predator's dreadlocks.
And he keeps aggressively throwing it to the side when he takes it off.
Even pushing 2 fingers against my neck is bothersome, a whole knee would be unbearable. It's awful how people excuse the unexcusable.
Did you die? Nope, and neither did Floyd.
and the lethal dose of drugs George Floyd swallowed is more than bothersome to anyone.
A person can survive just fine with a knee on their neck if they're not already on lethal amounts of drugs. People have tested it and they were completely fine.
@@percyfaith11 Were your parents racist also?
@Dementia Joe many people got shot and survived so shooting isn't lethal, nice to know
To those who didn’t know - a vast majority of cases are asked to be acquitted. This shouldn’t be made onto something it’s not. It’s not “absurd,” on the defense’s part to request for acquittal, neither is it unreasonable for the judge to deny that request.
It's virtually malpractice not to do it. Lawyers literally write themselves notes to remember to do it.
You **have** to motion for these to preserve certain appeals. That's why every single criminal defense attorney will always do this.
@DecrepitOrigin888 he could/may have filed a motion for dismissal at the earliest stages of the case, but he didn’t have to based on the evidence. He asked the judge to weigh the evidence, after both sides presented their case, to conclude that no reasonable jury could find him guilty under the evidence. If he didn’t, it would be a bad sign for the defense and would have serious consequences for the attorney.
It's pretty significant since cops hardly are ever even charged to begin with. This isn't just some ordinary case, so don't try to make it so trivial. This is will be one of the biggest trials of modern history.
@@TheSkinnyman85 You are right. It is one of the biggest trials in my lifetime, at the very least; I’m not downplaying the case, just the acquittal request and refusal. Sure, most police accountability cases are settled outside of criminal court, but generally cases that get to trial have the acquittal request and denial as part and parcel of the proceeding.
Its hard to defend a GUILTY person.
“His heart couldn’t handle the stress of the circumstances.” 🗣WHAT!!!!!
Dirty
He's said that as of Mr. Floyd wasn't a human...😡😡😡🤬🤬🤬
@@AfroHairScience No, you're thinking that cause you want every excuse to hate him, it's called speaking formally.....maybe try it 🙉
@@xiimorgan967 guilty.guilty.guilty
@@AfroHairScience Completely ignoring what I said, you see I wasn't defending his actions, I was pointing out your ridiculous interpretations of the events
When the attorney tries to say "if the gloves don't fit, you must aquit"...but they got him on tape doing the crime without gloves anywAy 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
@@lightning8387 right!! Lmbo. Like this attorney just tried to come and give doubt to the jury again one last time. He knew the court would not aquit. Lol
@@deecole6920 It’s pretty amazing to see how many people have 0 idea how trials actually work. In most notable criminal trials, the defense typically asks for acquittal after the prosecution has finished calling witnesses. This isn’t anything new and has become quite the standard. But I guess that means he’s 100% guilty no facts needed right? Right?
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@@Slothnibbles I was about to like your comment until the last part. You're suggesting everyone is saying he's 100% guilty when literally every video has comments about Floyd being a drugged out crazy man and that's all that matters. Be fair bro.
@@findingnory With that mentality, he isn't your bro 🤷🏿♂️
I’m not sure how they can keep a straight face
Actually any defense attorney who does not ask for an acquittal at the end of the State's case in chief is committing malpractice. It happens in literally every single criminal jury trial. You HAVE to do it. You can get sued for malpractice and lose your license if you don't.
Money
@@LolaChaNel5 sad but sure it’s true
@MARK saintlov absolutely pathetic. Every body's life is valuable and he didnt deserve to die that way.
@MARK saintlov who are you to judge, whether a persons life is valuable or not?
There's no way that judge would have acquitted him....who would want that on their record...that judge could have saved hundreds of children and nuns from burning buildings and if he would have even considered acquitted him that's all he would ever be known for which is sad.
Nelson: was there any sign of violence?
Judge: you mean other than the dead body 💀
No damage to neck
He wasn't even putting his foot on the neck, it was the back if you see the other angles
Stop allowing manipulation and racial views to decide your thoughts
@@kingjester1040 STOP. We all saw that knee on his neck for FAR too long.
@@kingjester1040 Guilty. Guilty. Guilty. :)
@@kingjester1040 how you like the verdict you sick puppy
@@kingjester1040 dude shut up 😒
I must say I believe this judge is doing a remarkable job.
Agreed 100 %
I agree! This is a lot of pressure on him!
All eyes on him 👀
He's phenomenal so far.
I don’t know how he does it but he is being very resilient to all of this
Well, lawyers gonna lawyer
🤷 Yep, I can't hate the dude. He's doing what he's paid to do.
Hate it soooo much but it’s true. Good to have when you are innocent- then a defender of monsters.
@@ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh9551 hello there
Yeah, it's malpractice not to move for a judgment of acquittal after the state rests so yeah, yeah they are.
@@ozmonic5380 not guilty is the correct verdict.
I once asked a judge at my school what kind of lawyer was he... He said "A prosecutor." And I said "Why was that?" He said "Because I wanted to sleep at night."
Acquittal? The Never ending audacity!!
Your honor, one expert pronounced it "to-may-to" and another "to-mah-to". Based on this inconsistency, I move for acquittal.
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He thought he was doing something there lol
@@prettyricky9147 hello there
They all agree that despite the pronunciation, It's still classified as a fruit but lets just completely ignore that all together.
No matter who or what or how.. Speaking of George Floyd's character and ( or crimes) he did not deserve to die that way!
People forget no matter what he was a Human Being!
@@sherryknowles0811 People also forget that GF got himself into this mess all on his own.
actually you ARE NOT supposed to speak of a person background or action (unless its directly related to the case), thats character assassination.
in this case. talking about GF if he had medical conditions at the time or whatever, or what actions he was doing at that moment, Sure, fair play.
But say that overall he was a criminal or (not real) that he smuggled kids at the border. all that is irrelevant to the case and its just character assassination.
Floyd chose his fate.
@@sherryknowles0811 yes a human being that knew he was in trouble amnd injested drugs to hide them then resisted arrest Gf had a bad heart and knew that he shounlnt be takingdrugs its his wndam faukt as a human beibng
Sorry what can never be ignored is that video and how long he was on him people begged and pleaded your killing him, didn't faze him one bit. Pray this POS is convicted.
You can pray for whatever you want, i doubt God will listen to you or floyd, floyd should be in prison today but instead hes dead and thats unfortunate, chauvin had no ill intent and should be freed immediately, STILL YOUR JUST BIGOTED SO SOD OF ELISA
Nothing like using threats of violence to get your way.
I'm not a doctor, I'm not the sharpest tool in the shed. Even I know that the cop's knee is what killed Gorge.
Your honor, all the witness, while all agreeing that excessive force was indeed used, all disagree at which point excessive force was used. Therefore, we can conclude that NO excessive force was used.
"Seems legit, I acquit" - no judge, ever
This must've been the stupidest lawyer ever hired to defend a murderer
“If the glove doesn’t fit then you must acquit!” Oh my bad 🤦🏼, Wrong case.
Wrong decade but nice touch
@@kidneycarecoaching3766 all you need is 1 case of reasonable doubt. The defense has made 3 cases so far. If he’s charged it’s because they do not want to deal with the aftermath.
@@617PORTUGAL he may be the scapegoat this time and he wants the judge to sentence him not the jury in hopes of a light sentence...if convicted.
Wrong emoji too. Your bad😂😂😂
Asking for acquittal just confirms that he has no defense. What a coward.
Its a technical legal move done in order to have the judge possibly reserve his decision for later consideratjon. This places doubt in the mind of the jury. Further, it could help substantiate grounds for appeal.
This world is just fucken bonkers at this point. Even while reading the comments.
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Half of the comments are probably cathartic. People are just venting their stress and had nothing to do with the issue.
@@wraith5998 that is a good mentality to have when wandering the hateful halls of the RUclips comment sections, regardless of the video. I have spent far too many hours in the YT Comments Wasteland over the past couple of years and I'm certain it has eroded my decency as a human. Wish I'd had someone reminding me of what you just said this whole time.
has always been C. Rice..its your job to navigate through it...
This was simply the judge not wanting any part of deciding guilty or not and trying to keep his court house from being burned to the ground because he took the initiative to dismiss.
Initiative??? It would defeat the purpose of trial by jury.
@@napoleonruss1528 correct. But what the defense is saying, because of the differing opinions from prosecution they want the judge to dismiss the charges as they are contradicting themselves. It makes sense for the defense to try it as it couldnt hurt.. You could bet that before that argument was even made that the judge wasnt going to consider it because of the mob outside courthouse. It will most likely persuade the jurors decisions too. I cant see a single juror being hung on a verdict due to fear of retribution..
@@napoleonruss1528 read my comment
Nailed it!
If this wasn’t such a high profile case, the judge would have already considered this a mistrial due to a week of opinion witnesses testifying about their emotions and not facts
Guilty guilty guilty get it right! Snuffed out a life time to pay!!
There's no way he's getting away free
The defense lawyer doesn't even seem to really believe the words coming out of his own mouth.
He's over it. Knows it's a wrap.
Because he doesn't. Based on what I've seen of him, he seems to want Chauvin behind bars lol. Doesn't seem like he's trying all that hard.
I thought the same thing many times while he was talking.
You’d be such a great judge...being able to read minds like that
@@zootie9182 Reading body language, not minds. Also, I didn't state it as fact...I said it SEEMS he doesn't believe his own words. But thanks for your valuable input, Eddy.
Legend has it chauvin is still trying to finish his sudoku game on his notepad
ok, 😭😭😂🤣😅😆💀💀 or his crossword puzzle
Guys like him don’t know what sudoku is. All they kno is football & beef. Their mind doesn’t go very far
This Lawyer has the guts to ask the judge to acquit a visible killer.
If it was a black cop he will already be found guilty of all charges.
Not true
@@sladefisk4339 not true? Former officer Mohammed Noor, a black Muslim cop, killed white Australian woman Justine Diamond, was swiftly fired, tried, convicted, and sentenced to 12.5 years in prison. In the same exact city. As it stands, an officer has NEVER been charged in the killing of a black, indigenous, Hispanic, or other minority group. Former officer Noor is the only officer in recent history to be charged in an officer involved shooting. He killed a white woman. It is literally, actually, that simple.
Lol people don’t see these things.
@@aamermian620 I have to agree. I've noticed a big discrepancy in the way officers of color are prosecuted. Take the new case in VA with the cops pepper spraying the army Lt. They straight fired him within days of the video coming out. White cop is still working.
That's the dumbest post
What a great judge👍
Chauvin's situations right now is like " Bad if you do ,Bad if you don't " his situation is beyond adjustment
@@sohu86x yeah... no.
Well said👌
Yes. Killing people is generally "a career limiting move", unless you're military. Good to see some of the edifice breaking apart.
@@sohu86x you don't understand. If.he goes to prison bad for him.and if he walks will be bad too.there will be no peace for him anymore
Why didn't anyone mention the fact that they knew each other and use to work together.
💯🗣️💬🎯📣 that was an important part too, it looked personal the way he kneeled on him.
Yes just my thought I was going to write Amen to justice ⚖ 🙏
Thank you! There are a lot of things that they would not allowed to present .... That's why some point I just had to disconnect because emotionally it was Too! Heavy
who worked together?
@@Inayah-jy8qb chauvin worked as a security to make ends meet at the same club Floyd was a bouncer. It is likely they had crossed paths before.
The defense attorney has serious balls to suggest a summary motion for acquittal given the evidence. Yikes. Glad the judge didn't buy it.
Oh boy. This is a routine motion. It is almost always brought at the end of the state's case.
@@l.w.paradis2108 I don't learn something new everyday, but this day for sure.
No it should be dismissed. Pick better heroes.
Your Honor The state only put 3 nails in the coffin, I move to acquit because your supposed to use 4.
BRUH☠️
Must be found guilty by letter of law beyond any reasonable doubt...
GUILTY AS CHARGED LOCK HIM UP
This lawyer is a chump .
I wanna see all the stick figure artwork Chauvin is drawing. Some high dollar ebay items right there.
@@eurofox994 Your hopes fell on deaf ears as they say. Sorry lol
Havent seen him without a pencil in hand since day one ha
Am I that old that I got the refence to the OJ Simpson trial? 🤔
I thought he was drawing dicks this whole time 🤣🤣🤣
Where did you see Chauvin drawing?
In my opinion, Chauvin forfeited his right to walk the streets of ANY american city after what he did, and if he is put in prison, he can't be in protective custody forever; sooner or later, he's going to have to go into the general population, and he does, karma's going to hit him like 20 tons of bricks.
His heart couldnt handle the stress of getting killed. What a defence!
Your honor, yes my client did push that man off a cliff, but it was the fall that killed him not the push!
@@G33KST4R If you’re on the edge of a cliff, then you shouldn’t get yourself arrested and resist.
drugs killed him not chauvin you smuck
@@yammychops Well clearly there is enough proof to disprove anything you said right now. Trust the scientists not the lawyers
@@yammychops found the racist
GUILTY.
At minimum it’s manslaughter. He can never get off with this. The other cops with him should be sitting next to him.
Period
I agree all officers not allowing movement should be charged with manslaughter but it really should be murdered every single officer
@@ChadR13 rubbish
rubbish, officer is innocent...
@@yammychops your thought process is rubbish😂
The defense is on a losing streak, asking for an aquital was his last draw
Exactly!
Facts
It happens in every trial. Defense has to ask for dismissal or defendant can say ineffective representation. It's the law. Google it
You apparently didn't watch the trial. The defense casted reasonable doubt almost every day
That notepad going to be a whole book of 40 years ✌️✌️✌️
The nerve of this guy to even ask!
There's nothing to read into here. This is a common trial procedure to preserve error for appeal. The Defense is only asserting that the State hasn't met its burden of proof to support a conviction. The non-moving party (the State here) gets the benefit of all evidence being viewed in a favorable light.
After this Motion, the Defense can rest without putting on ANY evidence because the Defense doesn't have the burden of proving innocence. All the burden here is on the State.
Thank you for the clarification. I appreciate this information.
@@KatJ3st anytime!
Matt you’ll need to type that again at a 4th grade reading level if you want the majority to understand.
@@Luke8426 LOL! Here goes: Ok peeps, Defense said the State missed a bunch of stuff so there's no way he'll be found Guilty. State said "nuh uh, we get the benefit of the doubt." Judge said "Say less, Motion Denied."
But it's ok because the Defense does this in every case, both civil and criminal, so they can complain about it on Appeal.
@@MatthewHarrisLawPLLC 🤣🤣🤣
When Nelson questions witnesses it sounds like he’s going to say “I know you are, but what am I?”
Yes, he seems very dense.
You should pay more respect to Nelson, he is completely alone, with the exception of his assistant, against a team of 15 lawyers. And just because you disagree with what he is trying to prove doesn't make him "dense", nor "misplace" or "juvenile".What he has achieved on crosses is worthy of a bloody movie, getting just about everyone to reverse their statements or contradict themselves. It is understandable that he chose to rest his case now because he has already achieved enough reasonable doubt for an acquital with the states' OWN WITNESSES. Have you even watched the trial? Or have you been reading about it on the news?
Alot of the time while talking, he seemed "unsure" of himself.
@@basedboi9149 He has done a great job....but guilty is guilty. Video does not lie.
so Nelson as a defense attorney more often than not defends those who are disadvantaged...including many young Black males (who are most vulnernable) Lets understand courts and contezt a bit better.
BTW, you will also notice how protective Minnesota courts are of defenders...thats a very progressive reality in a state with the second lowest incarceration rate in the US.
worlds complicated sometimes.
Useless arguments from his defence lawyer. Thank God that the judge denied his useless pleas for the killer.
Why a lawyer will be willing to defend this cop in court with the horrible thing he did is shocking
He's trying to bypass the jury, a desperate move
not really. Actually signifies the exact opposite. The reasoning is so easy i am not going to bother try to explain this .
You mean it's a standard move.
Yeah... a stanard requests .....the judge can only say no....nothing to lose by making the move.
@@apollosun2913 no a desperate one
@@stevenjustice8258 it goes against the constitution we are to have a trial by jury not a judge
The defense lawyer looks like someone
that would unscrew the top
of the salt shaker,
before leaving a restaurant...
Omg that’s so accurate. I’ve looked at his face so many times and have searched for these exact words. Thank you!
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I'm gonna try it
This the ONE 😂😂💯😓
Yet he is a very good lawyer. And well spoken and extremely good at his job.
I’m glad his request was denied!
Wow. If he’s acquitted- he will have to get a new face. Also I’m betting the streets of America will be on fire.
Yep!!Because people act like animals
@@catherineann323 people?
That's gonna happen anyway and actually in some states it hasnt stopped.
Yay!!!! more small businesses burning for no reason
@@lowerbackmutilator2987 he meant to say terrorists
Defense is delusional for requesting such order. 🤣
judge like ya aint involving me😂😂
@Harvey Hansen Doesn't wanna be the one to do what should be done though. Probably terrified to make the right call, and I don't blame him.
When you’re holding a whole city hostage, it makes it hard to make the right decision in the eyes of the law.
@@willieb.haardigan8984 I agree. I like to think that I would, but I've never had the fate of cities in my hands, so who knows.
Derek Clauvin you are guilty guilty guilty guilty and guilty all the way
May George Floyd Rest In Peace
Reasonable doubt was there he should’ve been acquitted
The World is watching you .
RIP George Floyd Sir !
I also pray for the pregnant woman he robbed at gunpoint in her own home as well.
You are a joke
yeah, get on your knees for that felon.
@@dmnla exactly
I bet she could tell people a lot about this person people are calling a hero. 😠Thats gross.. He is no hero
I mean I’m not a lawyer or a judge but isn’t that basically what a trial does anyway? Contradict itself and create two sides to the story until the jury weighs out the options?
Exactly! That’s what it’s for.
Yes but the prosecution is doing it to themselves
Unfortunately...
The biggest contradiction was they all agreed it was unreasonable force, but they also testified that using a taser on floyd would have been reasonable force, and that Chauvin decided not to use it, thus decreasing the use of force. How can your use of force be unreasonable if you are permitted to use a level of force that is GREATER than the one you chose to use?
yes it is, but when 10 witnesses for 1 side all say something different happened
they are creating reasonable doubt themselves... and when that side is the party responsible for prooving the defendant did it, but they cant because of the doubt.
the defense can ask for an acquital because he feels he doesnt even have to prove reasonable doubt because the other party is doing that themselves.
now in this case thats bshit, because the only doubt there is, is if low amount of drugs/high blood pressure caused floyd to die a few minutes sooner than someone healthy.
there is no doubt in what chauvin did and no doubt as to if that was legal or even necesary.
there is also no doubt that it was almost impossible to keep breathing for mr floyd.
the only doubt there is and this is partially proven by defence and the coroner, is that there is a possibility the HEART stopped before there was too little oxygen to sustain life.
I dont agree with that, but it is a possibility.
And if the jury thinks it is a possibility, it would mean that they think mr floyd is partially responsible for his own death (bad health/durgs) and chauvin is responsible for contributing to his death.
but im fairly certain a jury is going to find that chauvin is to blame for mr floyds death, with or without intent... they are going to find that mr floyd would not have died if mr chauvin did not do what he did.
and that mr floyd would have possibly died regardless of high blood pressure and the small amount of drugs.
dont forget, he was pulsless for about 5 minutes .... what if the drugs and high blood pressure killed him 4 minutes earlier than a healthy person?
he would still be pulsless by the time cpr was performed.
Thank God....... I just hope and pray the jury finds the defendant guilty as charged. Amen
Payers answered no doubts whatsoever praise 🙌 🙏
It will be not guilty
Amen the Lord came through
Biggest sham of the century
Glad the judge rejected. Thank goodness.
Once again , if he had not been contacted by police would he have carried on with his day , yes he would . So his death is a direct result of his contact with police .
well gee if he hadn't been born he would not have died there so his death is a direct result of his parents. 😂
For $20
Plenty of contacts with 84 felonies
They always try this. I sat on a slam dunk jury and the guys lawyer tried the same thing. Just throw anything at the wall and see if anything sticks. Judges never let these things pass, that is why there is a jury. But it is his job to try to defend his client.
Why even have it then?
Total "hail Mary"!!!
Yes it for sure is his job no matter who the client is but I would love to see some justice here
What’s a slam dunk jury?
@@mikelowrey4303 the defendant is very obviously guilty yet their lawyer still tried to get them acquitted based on the same bs chauvins lawyer was spouting, something about, “inconsistencies in the prosecution has created an atmosphere of doubt and thus unfair.”
Basically everyone knew they’re guilty but the lawyer tried one last jail Mary
This man will walk free just like Zimmerman, they will burn down a Wendy's and you will move on with your life.
Not at the rate we are dying doing nothing is not an option
@@stilettosnthaghetto6997 given the rate you are dying, what is causing it?
think he may too, but hope he doesn't.
Interesting you bring up another failed case of justice.
Mr. Nelson is trying to stop the bleeding! He knew his "expert" witness was going to be destroyed today.
Maybe some one should check Mr. NELSON'S PULSE. HE DOESN'T LOOK GOOD EITHER. CAN WE BLAME IT ON HIS CLIENT TOO ?
The cross examination of the expert today was a crime scene. He got butchered. Putting him on the stand was a mistake. He had a better chance not bringing him on.
@Superior Black King I don’t even think his lawyer was ready for that. How are you gonna have a man’s face all up in the exhaust pipe?
@Superior Black King yes, sadly they are, but thing is IF he did die like that it’s still derek’s fault... he had him there!
This prosecutor is such a boss!
Wonder what Chauvin is thinking right about now
The same thing he was thinking whilst killing a black man .... I 4t I would of gotten away with this
He's thinking he's a scapegoat for a corrupt police force and he will be writing a book revealing all! That's what sociopaths do...
@@KatJ3st he's one of the corrupt ones...smh
Where is my wife right now ?
Who am I going to take down with me?
He is a wast to tax money
A thanks to the judge and jury make the right decision.
I wish the court would have taken Trayvon Martin's case this serious.
Agreed
Facts
when you feel comfortable enough to put your hands in your pockets and relax the use of force is punitive and performed with malice and not in any way to restrain or disallow someone from resisting or assaulting anyone.
How many crackheads have you cuffed in your life?
His hand was not in his pocket, proven on film. You should have watched the trial
Is anyone else getting deja vu about this case with the George Zimmerman case? I feel like if he's innocent the streets will be torn up again
💯🗣️💬🎯📣🔥 or the rodney king case,
Yes
@@nme.00104 I just watched that yesterday on court TV and I truly see some crazy stuff is about to go down
That's what the National Guard is for.
@@joannnewsome316 really do agree with you, it will be a disgrace if he's found not guilty like o.j.'s case. enough evidence to convict him 10 times over, just how they knew personally should be enough. *george had him fired, because he was harassing him each time they worked together.
Acquittal? This dude is as bold as brass.
My thoughts exactly. Almost as if it was just a stray dog that was killed. Like oh well 🤷🏾♀️
All that amazing testimony and he casually asks for a acquittal 😂 talk about a hail Mary from the 20 yard line, his lawyer has his bags packed, Tickets booked for the Bahamas, he'll be sipping Margaritas laughing about Chauvin in jail.
Imagine all the tax paying people who paid for all of this, only to watch all their donations go into this attorney’s pocket and Derek still serving life.
@@Etabobable I think the police union pay for police officers Lawyers.
😂😂
The man is just doing his job?
It's more like a hail mary from the back of their own endzone.