jouholpellie
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What a cunty reply.
Chauvin Trial
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ptrzm
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The law is the law, so I cannot argue with the verdict, but that's fucking bizarre. Intent should always be the difference between murder and manslaughter.
scumrot derelict
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*hearing that murder is illegal now*
i dont want to be a cop anymore...
i dont want to be a cop anymore...
Budley Doright
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Not up on the laws down there but upon appeal would he be allowed out till it’s heard? I’m sure there will be an appeal so I doubt this is over sadly 
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CunningCanuk
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I don’t believe so. I was just going to post this in this thread:Not up on the laws down there but upon appeal would he be allowed out till it’s heard? I’m sure there will be an appeal so I doubt this is over sadly
Now that Derek Chauvin has been convicted, here’s what happens next
Sentencing, a civil trial, and appeals.
Read in Vox: https://apple.news/A1L0aG3_ZQPCM6lVNlZmfCg
Rob Roy
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Judges discretion. The judge will do what he is told. Most do.Not up on the laws down there but upon appeal would he be allowed out till it’s heard? I’m sure there will be an appeal so I doubt this is over sadly
DIY-HP-LED
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Who tells him Rob? We are curious, be specific and name names.
This may help. Second degree murder is, it seems, variable in Minnesota.
EXPLAINER: Why battle over a murder charge in Floyd's death
MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — Jury selection in the trial of a former Minneapolis officer accused in the death of George Floyd was put on hold Monday while an appeals court considers whether to reinstate a third-degree murder charge against himapnews.com
Ahhh perfect, thanks gents!
kelly4
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He’s sitting in an underground cell at Oak Park Heights as we speak.
kelly4
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He did cut a deal for manslaughter at first, then they added charges.
Herb & Suds
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I think he exhibited intent
When he refused to let him up till he stopped breathing
Hugo Phurst
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Because all 3 guilty verdicts are from the same "act", most likely the sentences will run concurrently .
nope..remanded to custody until at which time you hear 'not guilty'. an appeal takes time and i believe has to be accepted- you just don't get one, you have to apply for it and most states are like this.Not up on the laws down there but upon appeal would he be allowed out till it’s heard? I’m sure there will be an appeal so I doubt this is over sadly
you have to listen very carefully to the audio.
Mr. Nelson lied while talking right over it.
Mr. Chauvin had his ticket punched and he's not going anywhere.
i thought it was really weird how his eyes darted back and forth while the judge was reading the verdict. i can't figure out what he was looking at.
the jurors of all backgrounds, race and age had the courage to come together and do what the citizens wished they could have done that day (if only for the fear) and put this to rest- for all of us.
UncleBuck
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Let me kneel on your neck
V256.420
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OK UB this kneeling on neck stuff is becoming an obsession. Anything sexual going on here?
hanimmal
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Why would it be surprising that any nazi can just dress up in black and blend in and do the violence you kept saying was 'ANTIFA'? Lending 'credibility' to Trump's scam of using their brandname to scare people into thinking the right wing idiots are somehow a good idea for America.
Edit: I do appreciate your sticking to 'thugs' though.
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Fogdog
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OMG
they broke windows? Oh the humanity.
This doesn't have anything to do with the 6,000 cases of police brutality that were perpetrated on civilians last summer. Or the fact that fascists are still on the force and there has been little sign of change on the force.
Portland has a problem with fascists on the police force. It's been that way forever. If you want the protests to stop, then address that.
Budley Doright
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Yes I know you need to file an appeal same as here but wasn’t sure if you remained in custody or it was the courts discretion to allow you to leave custody as it is here.