Alan Dershowitz joins The Ingraham Angle to discuss the latest in trial stemming from George Floyd death
Potential jurors in the trial of a former Minneapolispolice officer accused in George Floyd s death have been asked many predictable questions. Attorneys from both sides have asked how they feel about the Black Lives Matter movement and about police. They ask how they felt when they saw the video showing Derek Chauvin with his knee on Floyd’s neck.
But some questions are less pointed, and their reasoning more subtle: Have you ever had to resolve conflict? Have you ever been certain you were right only to find out you were wrong?
Man charged with killing 8 people at Georgia massage parlors
ATLANTA (AP) â A white gunman was charged Wednesday with killing eight people at three Atlanta-area massage parlors in an attack that sent terror through the Asian American community, which has increasingly been targeted during the coronavirus pandemic.
A day after the shootings, investigators were trying to unravel what might have compelled 21-year-old Robert Aaron Long to commit the worst mass killing in the U.S. in almost two years.
Long told police that Tuesdayâs attack was not racially motivated. He claimed to have a âsex addiction,â and authorities said he apparently lashed out at what he saw as sources of temptation. But those statements spurred outrage and widespread skepticism given the locations and that six of the eight victims were women of Asian descent.
Potential jurors in the trial of Derek Chauvin, one of the former Minneapolis police officers accused in George Floyd’s death, have been asked many predictable questions. Attorneys from both sides have asked potential jurors how they feel about the Black Lives Matter movement and about police. They ask how jury candidates felt when they saw the video showing Chauvin with his knee on Floyd’s neck.
But some questions are less pointed, and their reasoning more subtle: Have you ever had to resolve conflict? Have you ever been certain you were right only to find out you were wrong?
March 17, 2021 Owen Khamula - Nyasa Times 5 Comments
Mzimba North legislator Yeremia Chihana (Alliance for Democracy-Aford) says he is facing huddles to retable a a federalism motion in parliament.
Aford’s Yeremiah Chihana: For equitable distribution of resources and development in Malawi
The re-tabling motion appears uncertain as it remains unclear when the matter would be revisited.
Chihana, the lone Aford legislator, said he wrote the Business Committee of Parliament of his intention to re-table the motion which was prolongated during the 48th session of the Parliament.
But Leader of the House, Richard Chimwendo Banda, said the Speaker’s Office was better placed to comment on the matter while the Speaker, Catherine Gotani Hara, said her office has yet to receive a request on the motion.
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