Four grounds for Chauvin's appeal

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Should trial have been moved? Why did judge not sequester jury? Maxine Waters' incitement to violence and city's announcement of $27M payout before trial even started

Derek Chauvin was found guilty of murder and manslaughter charges in the death of George Floyd on Tuesday after the jury deliberated for 10 hours

With Chauvin, 45, almost certain to appeal, DailyMail.com has analyzed four key issues the ex-cop and his legal team will seize upon as grounds for a re-trial

Those include that the jury should've been sequestered throughout the trial, the location of trial, the Minneapolis announcement of payout and Maxine Waters


A jury took just ten and a half hours to find former Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin unanimously guilty of murder and manslaughter charges in the death of George Floyd. But with Chauvin, 45, almost certain to appeal, the politically explosive case could be far from over. With nine out of every ten appeals refused by US courts, defense attorney Eric Nelson will face an uphill task. But here, DailyMail.com analyzes the four key issues the disgraced ex-cop and his legal team will seize upon as grounds for a re-trial.


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George Floyd’s shocking death under the knee of Derek Chauvin triggered months of protests across the globe. But nowhere was the pain and anguish felt more acutely than in his native Minneapolis where crowds greeted today’s verdict with roars of approval and tears of joy. The ex-cop’s legal team had argued there was no way their client could get a fair trial in Hennepin County but District Judge Peter Cahill refused to move it to another city.

Cahill said the chaos and anger surrounding Chauvin would follow the defendant wherever he went.







A jury took just ten and a half hours to find former Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin (right) unanimously guilty of murder and manslaughter charges in the death of George Floyd. But with Chauvin, 45, almost certain to appeal, the politically explosive case could be far from over.

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...in-appeal.html

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The murderer will go to jail for decades. Cry some more, losers.

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The murderer will go to jail for decades. Cry some more, losers.

Things will get a whole lot uglier but not as ugly as you though. Your daughter certainly didn't inherit your genes!

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Things will get a whole lot uglier but not as ugly as you though. Your daughter certainly didn't inherit your genes!

No no, thats his wife he said. Btw these guys(just plain politics) come from fetlife.com
He and she are junkies. We've met before. I got banned of it after pointing out the afghan pederast heroin cartel they're supporting and for saying fag once. Havent been back to it since 2014ish. He's probably a fag and she's probably a hooker jsyk.

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No no, thats his wife he said. Btw these guys(just plain politics) come from fetlife.com
He and she are junkies. We've met before. I got banned of it after pointing out the afghan pederast heroin cartel they're supporting and for saying fag once. Havent been back to it since 2014ish. He's probably a fag and she's probably a hooker jsyk.

There's certainly something not quite right about him, a real oddball.

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There's certainly something not quite right about him, a real oddball.

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Should trial have been moved? Why did judge not sequester jury? Maxine Waters' incitement to violence and city's announcement of $27M payout before trial even started

Derek Chauvin was found guilty of murder and manslaughter charges in the death of George Floyd on Tuesday after the jury deliberated for 10 hours

With Chauvin, 45, almost certain to appeal, DailyMail.com has analyzed four key issues the ex-cop and his legal team will seize upon as grounds for a re-trial

Those include that the jury should've been sequestered throughout the trial, the location of trial, the Minneapolis announcement of payout and Maxine Waters


A jury took just ten and a half hours to find former Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin unanimously guilty of murder and manslaughter charges in the death of George Floyd. But with Chauvin, 45, almost certain to appeal, the politically explosive case could be far from over. With nine out of every ten appeals refused by US courts, defense attorney Eric Nelson will face an uphill task. But here, DailyMail.com analyzes the four key issues the disgraced ex-cop and his legal team will seize upon as grounds for a re-trial.


TOO CLOSE TO HOME


George Floyd’s shocking death under the knee of Derek Chauvin triggered months of protests across the globe. But nowhere was the pain and anguish felt more acutely than in his native Minneapolis where crowds greeted today’s verdict with roars of approval and tears of joy. The ex-cop’s legal team had argued there was no way their client could get a fair trial in Hennepin County but District Judge Peter Cahill refused to move it to another city.

Cahill said the chaos and anger surrounding Chauvin would follow the defendant wherever he went.







A jury took just ten and a half hours to find former Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin (right) unanimously guilty of murder and manslaughter charges in the death of George Floyd. But with Chauvin, 45, almost certain to appeal, the politically explosive case could be far from over.

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...in-appeal.html

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Chauvin is a murderer. We all saw it.