The Trial of Derek Chauvin - Judgement(?) Day(?) has arrived!

[AncientPhosphur]

Conversely, one holdout can force a mistrial. Just one based juror can shitcan this whole shit show. It's the outcome I can be most realistically optimistic about.

“And there we were ready to convict when the Juror who insisted we refer to him as Juror #1488 held out. He kept saying I can’t sneed and made monkey noises while replaying Floyd purchasing a banana and dancing”

 

[Celebrate Nite]

........ do all women in Minneapolis look the same? This cop chick looks like the gas station witness from day 1

 

[Kermit Jizz]

Cases unexpectedly doing what's right in the past and present show that juries really are made up of normal people who generally want to do the right thing, and while it's 1000% possible the personal biases will influence their perception of the case, it's doubtful to the extreme they'll use that bias as an argument or justification itself. that requires 12 wholly morally corrupt people to all consciously agree to subvert every basic principle of a trial, and there's no reason to expect that to happen as of yet

I don't believe a "normal persons" cares about justice, not to any meaningful extent beyond lip service. If these jurors have at least room temperature iq they will realize their lives will be at risk if he is found no guilty. Self preservation >>>>>>>>>> justice to the "normal person".

>it's doubtful to the extreme they'll use that bias as an argument or justification itself
That's not how biases work. They won't say "CNN told me white cops are racist so we should find him guilty". It comes in the form of things like selective remembrance. They will recall and focus on the points brought up over these long 4 weeks that bolstered their preconceived verdict, because those are the things that will stick out in their mind.

>that requires 12 wholly morally corrupt people to all consciously agree to subvert every basic principle of a trial, and there's no reason to expect that to happen as of yet
No it doesn't. It requires self preservation, selective memory, social pressure, just plain going with everyone else cause you're tired and want to get this done with attitude, etc to make them vote unjustly. Those are all very normal human traits.

 

[murdered meat bag]

Rattlesnakes are pretty okay. They rattle. And then you can move away. Which if you have any sense, you do. Just do not step on snek.

vipers bite with no warning.

 

[KiwiFuzz]

Yes, I've really come to question everything I've been taught about the past seeing how much the current media and societal narrative is pure lies.

Outright lies, intentional omissions, giving straw-man versions of one side, saying two things that are contradictory without any wording to indicate the contradiction, being unwilling to address certain topics, asserting directly or indirectly that there is one way to look at a situation... there are a lot of ways that the press does not represent reality.

 

[Merry]

Oh my fucking god an HR desk cop

this will either be hilarious or a slog

 

[Extreme Aneurysm]

This cop looks like Casey Anthony.

 

[Lil Weed Lova]

........ do all women in Minneapolis look the same? This cop chick looks like the gas station witness from day 1

Come on, this one is pretty hot at least.

 

[Spicey McHaggis]

........ do all women in Minneapolis look the same? This cop chick looks like the gas station witness from day 1

Yes. The Midwest diet of booze and cheese leads to a certain body type after your mid 20s.

 

[Not Really Here]

Outright lies, intentional omissions, giving straw-man versions of one side, saying two things that are contradictory without any wording to indicate the contradiction, being unwilling to address certain topics, asserting directly or indirectly that there is one way to look at a situation... there are a lot of ways that the press does not represent reality.

You left out the part where they aren't very smart and routinely misunderstand things.

 

[Kermit Jizz]

Come on, this one is pretty hot at least.

I'm going to disregard anything else you have or will ever say for expressing taste this shit.

 

[Top Skink]

I don't believe a "normal persons" cares about justice, not to any meaningful extent beyond lip service. If these jurors have at least room temperature iq they will realize their lives will be at risk if he is found no guilty. Self preservation >>>>>>>>>> justice to the "normal person".

did you watch any of the pre-trial jury selection? the entire process centered around this, saying the jury is pre-decided brainwashed pawns requires them not only to lie to themselves and each other, but to lie extensively to the court about a number of details going all the way back to the original jury selection packets they were given. This shifts from bumbling drones to very intentional and malevolent actors, especially since personal bias and fear of public backlash were the two biggest subjects of the selection process.

Nobody is saying that personal biases won't play into the jury's decision and that what they want to happen can determine what they do, but taking that to the extreme is silly. Saying they're sitting their selectively choosing details to reinforce a guilty verdict with no higher thought to their actual direction is not impossible, but it's really groundless and contributes about as much

 

[KiwiFuzz]

"My Powerpoint slides, let me show you them..."

I feel like the defense should just concede that the MPD is a bureaucratic nightmare and get on with it.

 

[MaxPayne]

Outright lies, intentional omissions, giving straw-man versions of one side, saying two things that are contradictory without any wording to indicate the contradiction, being unwilling to address certain topics, asserting directly or indirectly that there is one way to look at a situation... there are a lot of ways that the press does not represent reality.

Reminds me of this one.

 

[Dan Abrams]

Chauvin let his CPR card expire because he knew he was going to murder George Floyd years later as an excuse not to do CPR on him.

 

[Extreme Aneurysm]

"Don't worry, I know CPR.jpg"

 

[Merry]

I'm cringing so hard at this HR approved attempt at humour

 

[Celebrate Nite]

For anyone that has been lucky enough to NOT deal with an HR department, pay attention to this witness and you'll see why it's not only bullshit, but one of the death-nails for any company.

 

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[Lil Weed Lova]

It's another "wasting an hour listening to some biased "professional" trying to cover their department's ass with useless qualitative statements" episode. @ me if the defense starts dabbing on her.