alleged shooter relating to the motivation behind this. there are those factors that you mentioned. certainly, that s a good starting point under that statute. i think that s really key, right. you ve noted that you don t meet the threshold for a hate crime, successful prosecution. by just noting that someone is a member of a protected class, as all of these victims were, right? as we understand. but you need to show that they re motivated, as far as we know from the colorado springs police chief, the suspect hasn t made any statements despite repeated attempts. how do you do that in court, how do you win in court, if he doesn t talk? we re not talking just statements sworn to law enforcement. but any statements made to media. in you remember in the ahmaud arbery case there was quite a lot of evidence in the federal trial about the past statements. ahmaud arbery in georgia. any statements whatsoever, but any at all that could show
i mean, i didn t put a clause in the constitution called the 3/5 clause. i didn t make that up in the supreme court. i didn t make up pressie v. verg son. these things actually happened. the fact that the fact that there was a period of time in which the country was dominated by the mentality of people who owned slaves, that is not that is not that is not that is not my opinion. the nation has been through a lot of trials, and by trials i mean literal trials, the derek chauvin trial for the murder of george floyd, the kyle rittenhouse trial and then you have the three murderers of ahmaud arbery in georgia.
recognizing their independence. the u.s. is calling this a clear attack on ukraine s sovereignty and promised swift sanctions but stopped short of or has called this the beginning of russia s latest invasion into ukraine. it is day two of jury deliberations in the federal hate crimes trial of three white men already convicted in the murder of ahmaud arbery in georgia. closing arguments are set to begin today in the federal civil rights trial of three former minneapolis officers involved in george floyd s death. and the house select committee investigating january 6th now asking for a former assistant press secretary from the trump white house to voluntarily cooperate. the source tells cnn that jalen drummond attended a meeting with the former president on january 5th as well as the rally the day of the deadly capitol insurrection. juwan howard paying the price for his post game altercation with another coach on sunday. he s been suspended for the rest of the regular season and
victims. in involving black men as the victims. ., , involving black men as the victims. . , , ., , victims. in the last few years we have seen victims. in the last few years we have seen something - victims. in the last few years we have seen something of i victims. in the last few years| we have seen something of a racial reckoning in this country, brought about by the death of george floyd, the rise of black lives matter and so on. there is a feeling here still about the debts or like george floyd, ahmaud arbery in georgia, they do require some sort of very serious punishment for those who perpetrated the crimes. the deaths of. it would make the crime punishable by more than 30 years in jail. to answer your question, it s symbolic largely but it will certainly make the point that the lives of people like ahmaud arbery and george floyd really do matter. arbery and george floyd really do matter- do matter. kamala harris has said it s far do matter. kamala harris has said it s f
of its impact. it is defined as the public killing of an individual who hasn t received the due process of the law. very often it also involves mutilation, kidnapping, and so on. running up to the civil rights era of the 1960s, there were thousands of lynchings, many of them involving black men as the victims. in the last few years, we have seen something of a racial reckoning in this country, brought about by the death of george floyd, the rise of the black lives matter movement and so on. there s a feeling here still about the deaths of george floyd, ahmaud arbery in georgia, they do require some sort of very serious punishment for those who perpetrated the crimes. than 30 years injail.