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Derek Chauvin trial: Defense argues in closing statement that cop s actions were reasonable

George Floyd is dead is because Mr Chauvin’s heart was too small : Prosecution rebuttal blasts defense s closing statement that kneeling on his neck WAS the reasonable action for a cop as jury retires and Minneapolis braces for protests Trial attorney Jerry Blackwell concluded the state s case against Derek Chauvin on Monday by telling the jury: The reason George Floyd is dead is because Mr Chauvin s heart was too small The jury was dismissed for deliberation before Chauvin s attorney Eric Nelson called for a mistrial Nelson took issue with Blackwell s characterization of the defense s case as nonsense and a story - as well as the possibility that media attention could bias the jury

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Derek Chauvin trial judge blasts abhorrent Rep Maxine Waters

Derek Chauvin s defense attorney Eric Nelson called for a mistrial after the jury retired on Monday He cited Rep Maxine Waters comments on the case as he argued that there was no way the jury could be unbiased given constant media coverage Now that we have US representatives threatening acts of violence in relation to this trial it’s frankly mind-blowing, Nelson said Judge Peter Cahill replied: I grant you Congresswoman Waters may have handed you grounds for appeal and the turning over of this trial But Cahill refused to grant a mistrial and adjourned the court until the jury comes back with a verdict

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Did officers fear Floyd had excited delirium ?

KARE 11 Investigates: Did officers fear George Floyd had excited delirium ? Minneapolis officers are trained that suspects with “excited delirium” may have “superhuman strength” and display “violent and bizarre behavior.” Credit: KARE 11 Published: 6:55 PM CDT April 13, 2021 Updated: 6:56 PM CDT April 13, 2021 MINNEAPOLIS EDITOR’S NOTE – KARE 11 is teaming with investigative reporters at TEGNA stations nationwide to provide in-depth coverage of evidence in the Derek Chauvin murder trial. As the defense began presenting its case Tuesday in Derek Chauvin’s murder trial, attorney Eric Nelson asked a Minneapolis police department trainer about something called excited delirium.” Officer Nicole Mackenzie testified that the department’s training materials include information that suspects experiencing excited delirium can exhibit “superhuman strength.”

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Did officers fear Floyd had excited delirium ?

Did officers fear Floyd had excited delirium ?
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Will Derek Chauvin Be Convicted of George Floyd s Murder?

Will Derek Chauvin Be Convicted of George Floyd s Murder?
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