Juror: Chauvin deliberations 'should have been 20 minutes'

[gregr]

This statement ought to be enough alone, to overturn the verdict. When you brazenly admit you weren`t going to review and weigh the evidence, you`ve admitted your pre-conceived notions.

Chauvin juror: After intense trial, verdict was 'easy part'

A juror who cast one of the unanimous votes to convict a white former Minneapolis police officer in George Floyd's death said Wednesday that deliberations were relaxed and methodical as he and 11 other jurors quickly talked their way to agreement in parts of just two days. Brandon Mitchell was...

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[Ark]

Pretty terrifying that all but one walked into deliberation already 100% sure of conviction, and all they had to do was gang up on the one skeptic. Sounds like a tainted jury if I've ever heard of one.

 

[indyjohn]

Wait for the appeal. My money is on dismissal.

 

[sparky32]

Wait for the appeal. My money is on dismissal.

Id put money on that bet for sure.

 

[foszoe]

This statement ought to be enough alone, to overturn the verdict. When you brazenly admit you weren`t going to review and weigh the evidence, you`ve admitted your pre-conceived notions.

Chauvin juror: After intense trial, verdict was 'easy part'

A juror who cast one of the unanimous votes to convict a white former Minneapolis police officer in George Floyd's death said Wednesday that deliberations were relaxed and methodical as he and 11 other jurors quickly talked their way to agreement in parts of just two days. Brandon Mitchell was...

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I figure one would do that daily.

 

[HoughMade]

There is no requirement that jurors start from scratch when deliberations start. If they all come in there agreeing on a verdict after hearing the evidence, a verdict can come quickly. I've had a few cases under 30 minutes and heard of them around 15 minutes.

In Indiana, at least, jurors are allowed to the discuss the evidence as it come in during breaks. They don't have yo wait until deliberations.

 

[DoggyDaddy]

Already being discussed... dupe.

Four Minneapolis officers fired after death of black man part II

And go.

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[NHT3]

If he is dismissed he will have to disappear and still spend the rest of his life looking over his shoulder.

 

[Kutnupe14]

Wait for the appeal. My money is on dismissal.

How much money you got to lose?

 

[Kutnupe14]

This statement ought to be enough alone, to overturn the verdict. When you brazenly admit you weren`t going to review and weigh the evidence, you`ve admitted your pre-conceived notions.

Chauvin juror: After intense trial, verdict was 'easy part'

A juror who cast one of the unanimous votes to convict a white former Minneapolis police officer in George Floyd's death said Wednesday that deliberations were relaxed and methodical as he and 11 other jurors quickly talked their way to agreement in parts of just two days. Brandon Mitchell was...

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It ain't. Let's not turn this in to the new "Biden will never take office" belief.

 

[johntheplinker]

This statement ought to be enough alone, to overturn the verdict. When you brazenly admit you weren`t going to review and weigh the evidence, you`ve admitted your pre-conceived notions.

Chauvin juror: After intense trial, verdict was 'easy part'

A juror who cast one of the unanimous votes to convict a white former Minneapolis police officer in George Floyd's death said Wednesday that deliberations were relaxed and methodical as he and 11 other jurors quickly talked their way to agreement in parts of just two days. Brandon Mitchell was...

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Not at all what he said. He said the evidence against Chauvin was so overwhelmingly against him and the defense so weak that the individual jurors had already made their decision when they started deliberations. Even the alternate juror interviewed last week said the same thing about what was presented in the courtroom.

 

[Ingomike]

Wait for the appeal. My money is on dismissal.

Retrial in any fair world not dismissal...

 

[IndyTim]

Pretty terrifying that all but one walked into deliberation already 100% sure of conviction, and all they had to do was gang up on the one skeptic. Sounds like a tainted jury if I've ever heard of one.

Tainted by what? The evidence?
I swear, it seems I was watching a different trial from many of the users here. It was a slam-dunk for the prosecution, the defense had no case.

 

[MCgrease08]

Already being discussed... dupe.

Four Minneapolis officers fired after death of black man part II

And go.

www.indianagunowners.com

Haven't you heard, the new hotness is starting a separate thread when there is a minor update to a long running existing topic.

 

[IndyDave1776]

Tainted by what? The evidence?
I swear, it seems I was watching a different trial from many of the users here. It was a slam-dunk for the prosecution, the defense had no case.

I agree completely. You must have been watching a different trial.

 

[yepthatsme]

Wait for the appeal. My money is on dismissal.

I'm not sure he will live long enough to see an appeal, let alone a new trial.

 

[schmart]

This statement ought to be enough alone, to overturn the verdict. When you brazenly admit you weren`t going to review and weigh the evidence, you`ve admitted your pre-conceived notions.

Chauvin juror: After intense trial, verdict was 'easy part'

A juror who cast one of the unanimous votes to convict a white former Minneapolis police officer in George Floyd's death said Wednesday that deliberations were relaxed and methodical as he and 11 other jurors quickly talked their way to agreement in parts of just two days. Brandon Mitchell was...

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Not wanting to pile on, but the juror says the arguments were about the jury instructions, not the guilty part. I've been on two Jury trials, one civil, one criminal, ending up as Jury forman both times. Both cases had paperwork we had to fill out, then go around the table and let everyone have their say with no arguing. On the civil case, none of us had heard about the case until the suit, but everyone agreed with the defendant from the start. It still took us close to 30 minutes to get the discussion and paperwork done. I see this is what the juror was indicating. The criminal case had much more deliberation...

The defense MAY file for appeal, but I don't expect it to be granted. Not that I'm wishing vengeance on anyone, but with the social justice anger in society, unless he is in solitary the entire time, I don't expect him to live through his sentence.
--Rick

 

[IndyTim]

I agree completely. You must have been watching a different trial.

Could be. The trial I watched had some body-cam footage. Oh, GF has passed out? I guess I’ll just remain kneeling on his neck. Yes, his neck, get over it.
Oh, he has no pulse? Yeah, keep on kneeling. Because this pulse-less suspect is resisting. A gen-u-wine medical miracle!

Yeah, that’s the sort of thing the defense wanted the jury to believe. Along with the classic, pinning somebody to the ground with 3 grown ass men on his back/neck is not a use of force.

Oh yeah, Chauvin didn’t kill him, his death was due to carbon monoxide. And Chauvin can’t be held responsible for holding his head down near the exhaust of a running car until he died from said CO.

For real, drop the cop-sucking and look at the evidence.

 

[IndyDave1776]

Could be. The trial I watched had some body-cam footage. Oh, GF has passed out? I guess I’ll just remain kneeling on his neck. Yes, his neck, get over it.
Oh, he has no pulse? Yeah, keep on kneeling. Because this pulse-less suspect is resisting. A gen-u-wine medical miracle!

Yeah, that’s the sort of thing the defense wanted the jury to believe. Along with the classic, pinning somebody to the ground with 3 grown ass men on his back/neck is not a use of force.

Oh yeah, Chauvin didn’t kill him, his death was due to carbon monoxide. And Chauvin can’t be held responsible for holding his head down near the exhaust of a running car until he died from said CO.

For real, drop the cop-sucking and look at the evidence.

Enough drugs to kill a rhinoceros, crying wolf about several ailments not pertaining to the overdose, multiple camera angles showing Chauvin's knee NOT on Floyd's neck, no evidence of force having been applied to his neck, all coupled with resisting at every turn, at minimum I see plenty of reasonable doubt.

I am guessing that you don't have a problem with Chauvin being convicted of killing Floyd both accidentally and deliberately at the same time.

 

[Chewie]

It ain't. Let's not turn this in to the new "Biden will never take office" belief.

Why not? Where is the fun without another bash each other thread?
Oh yea, consider this to be all in purple!