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Transcripts for CNN CNN Newsroom With Ana Cabrera 20220201 18:51:00

a federal prosecutor, never had one rejected by a judge, never heard of that happening to any of my colleagues. here s what s unusual about this case. there s two kinds of federal plea agreements, broadly speaking. the more common type, not the type this was, the more common type is when the prosecution and the defense agree the defendant will plead guilty, the sentencing range will be between a and b, and then it s up to the judge, the judge may sentence within that range, above or below, but the judge cannot accept or reject the plea. this deal here was the less common kind where the prosecution and defense agree the sentence will be x, in this case, 30 years, but in that case, the judge has the power to accept it or reject it. the judge here rejected it. it is extremely rare to see that happen. and we know ahmaud arbery s family has a strong reaction to the announcement of the plea deal. how much of an impact do you think that had on the judge s ruling? it had to have the larges

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Transcripts for CNN CNN Newsroom With Alisyn Camerota and Victor Blackwell 20220131 20:45:15

Transcripts for CNN CNN Newsroom With Alisyn Camerota and Victor Blackwell 20220131 20:45:15
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Transcripts for CNN CNN Newsroom With Alisyn Camerota and Victor Blackwell 20220131 20:40:00

from affirmative action. there s something about this phrase that people misunderstand. maybe it s willful, maybe it s not. people have to understand for 115 supreme court justices have existed and the majority of them have been white men. for america to truly be represented having a single black woman is the bare minimum. thank you. overnight federal prosecutors announced a plea deal with two men convicted of killing ahmaud arbery. the family believes the plea deal is unlawful and will fight to overturn it. we ll discuss that, next. at capella university, we know the world is pretty smart. wicked smart.

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Transcripts for CNN CNN Newsroom With Ana Cabrera 20220201 18:50:00

in an unusual ruling, a federal judge has rejected a plea agreement with one of the men convicted of killing ahmaud arbery in georgia. in a state trial, travis and gregory mcmichael were sentenced to life in prison without the possibility for parole. that was earlier this month. for murdering arbery while he was out jogging. well, this new plea deal was for a federal charge where they are facing hate crime charges. now, the deal would have allowed them to serve time in a federal prison, and after the judge ruled on the deal for travis mcmichael, both men asked for more time to decide exactly how they wanted to proceed. this ruling came after an emotional plea from arbery s mother. to the judge in this case. and elie honig is with us, former assistant district attorney. how rare is this for a judge to reject a plea agreement? i did hundreds upon hundreds of plea agreements in my time as

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Transcripts for MSNBC Craig Melvin Reports 20220204 16:22:00

aubrey s family laid some pretty strong objections. jury selection for the federal trial will begin on month. that s expected to last two weeks and then the trial will start. the arbery family has been strongly opposed to any sort of plea deal. they raised the concern on monday and the judge agreed and say she did not agree to the plea deal. here s why the mother of ahmaud arbery was so strongly against this. she said she did not want to see the convicted killers essentially be able to choose where they are incarcerated, essentially saying because of the terms of the deal, they would have been transferred to federal prison and then back to state prison. she said, no, i want them to serve time in a georgia state prison. here s what i asked her attorney

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