talk about this. thank you, colonel leighton. appreciate it. you bet, don. anytime. so, offensive. racist messages read out in the hate crime trial of three men convicted of murdering ahmaud arbery. how will a jury react? ahmaud didn t know that he was he was targeted. and he had no clue. it just breaks my heart, over and over, again. my name is austin james. as a musician living with diabetes, fingersticks can be a real challenge. that s why i use the freestyle libre 2 system. with a painless, one-second scan i know my glucose numbers without fingersticks. now i m managing my diabetes better and i ve lowered my a1c from 8.2 to 6.7. take the mystery out of managing your diabetes and lower your a1c. now you know.
another aircraft, and you re looking at the possibility of miscalculation, the possibility of accidents. those kinds of things are very dangerous in a situation like this, and a miscalculation of that type will spiral into an international incident, an international incident could lead to much worse things and we don t need that, neither side needs that right now. we re lucky to have you come on and talk about this. thank you, colonel leighton, i appreciate it. you bet, don. anytime. so offensive, racist messages read out in the trial of three men killing ahmaud arbery. how will a jury react? ahmaud didn t know that he was targeted. and he had no clue. this breaks my heart over and over again.
of natural causes. mark, this isn t just any family here. this family was front and center during this trial. i think this jury is now very familiar with what happened to martin richard. his clothes were presented as part of the evidence. how will the jury react? they may hear from the richards in the penalty phase. how does a jury process a request like that? how could you say no to that family if you re in that jury? well, you know, jurors are very smart. we just saw that with the hernandez case. insight into how jurors think. they think and look at everything as will this jury. they ll give this family a lot of credit for taking on this role, this idea of forgiveness of sorts. they will take it in context with everybody else. not to diminish the loss that the other victims families go through but you re right. losing an 8-year-old son and maiming of your daughter, you would think that these people
know, the pathologist said she would have been really, really fatally, mortally wounded after any of these shots. right. robyn curnow, thank you, live from pretoria. for the legal view on what transpired, i want to bring in cnn legal analyst, paul callan, criminal defense attorney and former prosecutor hln defense attorney joey jackson. so quite a dramatic day. a lot of reaction on behalf of the defendant. and usually my first question to someone like robyn curnow is how did the jury react. and there s no jury to react at this point. there s a seasoned judge on the bench. does that have any effect, does it matter at all, that he had that reaction? you know, ashleigh, not to a judge. remember, the judge has been through so many experiences, and the purpose of a judge, really, is to separate the emotion and to examine the facts. and, you know, when it it comes down to a regular jury trial, and it s interesting, because that s the first thing you said, right, ashleigh? how would a jur
we need to ask why there s some, not everyone, but there s some who feel that black men, particularly young african-american men are an existential threat just walking down the street, just carrying a bag of skittles. or just listening to loud music. or pulling a wallet out of the back pocket. how does that translate into having a gun? larry, how did the jury react, if we can gauge it, to the judge s charge on the stand your ground element of this case? they were listening and taking notes but, you know, it was a very long jury instruction. i would not say that they really reacted one way or another to the stand your ground. i think it was 34 pages of instructions. and as is often the case, midway through, the jury is kind of numb, carefully taking notes. but i don t think the phrase stand your ground really was something they noticed that much. mark, this may not be a case