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RaceBannon
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Many experts think that taking 3rd degree off the table and going with 2nd degree murder will make a conviction unlikely based on information that has come out since the initial rush to judgement
And that could get ugly again
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He'll walk. Did exactly as he was trained and policy demanded.
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I said this in June and nobody wanted to hear it. 🤷♂️Sledog said:He'll walk. Did exactly as he was trained and policy demanded.
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2nd degree manslaughter still there though, so whether or not putting a knee on a neck is an "unreasonable risk" is the debate. Agreed that 2nd degree murder won't stick in the end.RaceBannon said:
Many experts think that taking 3rd degree off the table and going with 2nd degree murder will make a conviction unlikely based on information that has come out since the initial rush to judgement
And that could get ugly again -
Floyd having 3 times the lethal level of fentanyl in his system and complaining about his inability to breath while frothing at the mouth well before they put him on the ground might have something to do with the verdict.
BLM hitches their wagon once again to a real quality human. We should paint him some more murals. -
Any reasonable juror would have plenty of reasonable doubt that it was not Chavin that killed our hero Floyd, but rather Floyd did with his fentanyl overdose. The big problem is the jury pool. The case should definitely have a venue change.
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He walks. Libs riot. Trump crushes them.
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Not sure that manslaughter appeases the mobMelloDawg said:
2nd degree manslaughter still there though, so whether or not putting a knee on a neck is an "unreasonable risk" is the debate. Agreed that 2nd degree murder won't stick in the end.RaceBannon said:
Many experts think that taking 3rd degree off the table and going with 2nd degree murder will make a conviction unlikely based on information that has come out since the initial rush to judgement
And that could get ugly again -
MelloDawg said:
2nd degree manslaughter still there though, so whether or not putting a knee on a neck isRaceBannon said:
Many experts think that taking 3rd degree off the table and going with 2nd degree murder will make a conviction unlikely based on information that has come out since the initial rush to judgement
And that could get ugly againan "unreasonable risk"Standard Department policy and whether that policy was followed or deviated from, is the debate. Agreed that 2nd degree murder won't stick in the end. -
I said it a day or two after it happened. I looked up their use of force policy and their excited delirium training.Fire_Marshall_Bill said:
I said this in June and nobody wanted to hear it. 🤷♂️Sledog said:He'll walk. Did exactly as he was trained and policy demanded.
