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Chauvin s particular cruelty should mean harsher sentence, Minnesota AG says

Chauvin’s ‘particular cruelty’ should mean harsher sentence, Minnesota AG says The former police officer faces up to 40 years in prison for second-degree unintentional murder. By Timothy BellaThe Washington Post Share The Minnesota attorney general is seeking a harsher prison sentence for former Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin due to the “particular cruelty” he showed in the murder of George Floyd last year, according to court documents filed Friday. Derek Chauvin Minnesota Democratic Attorney General Keith Ellison argued in a legal briefing that Chauvin, who was convicted of murder and manslaughter charges last week, deserved a more severe sentence after the officer knelt on Floyd’s neck for more than nine minutes and showed a lack of remorse for the 46-year-old Black man as he yelled out for his mother while detained.

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Sentencing Law and Policy: Counsel file initial sentencing briefs on Blakely factors in preparation for Derek Chauvin s sentencing

Blakely factors in preparation for Derek Chauvin s sentencing As reported in this local article, headlined Prosecutors seek aggravated sentence against Derek Chauvin, argue George Floyd was ‘treated with particular cruelty’, the sentencing phase of the prosecution of the former police office convicted of killing George Floyd is now at the first briefing stage. Here are the basics: Prosecutors asked a judge Friday to give Derek Chauvin a longer prison sentence for killing George Floyd, arguing that the crime was particularly cruel.. Chauvin will be sentenced on June 25. Minnesota sentencing guidelines suggest that an individual without any prior criminal history should be sentenced to 12.5 years in prison for second-degree murder. However, prosecutors have signaled their intent for months to seek an aggravated sentence against Chauvin.

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Derek Chauvin s particular cruelty to George Floyd should mean a harsher sentence, Minnesota AG Keith Ellison argues

Derek Chauvin, who was convicted on murder and manslaughter charges, deserved a more severe sentence after he inflicted "gratuitous pain" on George Floyd last year, argued Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison (D).

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How the trial over Floyd s death flipped the script for Black victims

How the trial over Floyd s death flipped the script for Black victims
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How the Trial Over Floyd s Death Flipped the Script for Black Victims

George Floyd was presented as a full person, not just a body beneath a police officer’s knee. Derek Chauvin, who was convicted in his murder, remained an aloof figure.

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