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Iowa s top court keeps bar high for challenging juries racial makeup
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Indian country prosecutions, jury racial makeup on Iowa court docket
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The judge presiding over the Derek Chauvin murder trial in George Floyd s death is an Oconomowoc High School graduate Evan Frank, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel © Minnesota Judicial Branch Judge Peter A. Cahill
As the trial of former Minneapolis Police Officer Derek Chauvin gets underway, an Oconomowoc High School graduate is at the center of it all.
Hennepin County District Judge Peter Cahill, who graduated from OHS in 1977, was assigned to oversee the cases of the four officers charged in the death of George Floyd. Floyd s death in May 2020 sparked a worldwide movement that consisted of widespread protests against police brutality and racism.
A Closer Look At Peter Cahill, The Judge Presiding Over Derek Chauvin’s Trial
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MINNEAPOLIS (WCCO) All eyes are on the court proceedings involving four former Minneapolis police officers, now charged in George Floyd’s death.
The killing sparked outrage around the world, with cries for justice for Floyd.
Hennepin County Judge Peter Cahill was assigned to the case. Former Republican Gov. Tim Pawlenty appointed Cahill to the bench in 2007. Voters then elected him twice more.
Former law partner Mike Colich called Cahill’s background diverse. They met while Cahill was a law clerk in the mid-80s.
Investigation continues in fatal Greendale Township fire
Wednesday fire killed 78-year-old man
Dec. 14, 2020
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Michigan State Police troopers continue to investigate a fatal fire that occurred on Wednesday in Greendale Township. At about 4:10 p.m. on Dec. 9, troopers responded to Volmer Drive north of School Road in Greendale Township, Midland County, after neighbors reported an explosion and fire at a trailer home.
Lee Township Fire Department and Homer Township Fire Department responded to the scene to fight the fire. Once the fire was out, investigators located 78-year-old Kenneth Lilly, deceased in the ruins.
Preliminary information indicates that Lilly was at the residence working on the trailer home’s furnace tenants previously reported smelling gas inside the trailer home.
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