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He will appeal and win. Only the niggers think it is over. I hope all these fucks get subpoenas for jury intimidation, and the jury get put in jail for not following the judges orders of impartiality.

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The jury is immune from legal action.

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You can't appeal a conviction unless you can show that there was a procedural error or malfeasance. Unless one smart juror says that he/she voted to convict because they were afraid of riots, there's not much chance.

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The appeal will be based on any or all of the many factors in the trial that should have caused it to be declared a mistrial.

  • Prosecutorial misconduct, particularly in the rebuttal to the closing statements.
  • Tainting of the jury by media and politician comments before the jury was sequestered
  • The refusal of the judge to poll the jury as to whether they were effected by the comments made (as is required under that state's legal proceedures)
  • The dumping of thousands of discovery documents, compiled deliberately in a manner that made them unsearchable and unable to be used until they were printed out and re-sorted. They were dumping something like 500 separate documents on the defence per day.. during the trial.
  • Others, that I just can't remember off the top of my head right now.

There are quite a few legal reasons why the verdict could be appealed. I think the judge did this deliberately as he knew the Chauvin was not guilty, but also knew that if he was the judge that found him not guilty, he would be a dead man. The jury understood this too. This is trial by angry mob and a death blow to the already mortally wounded justice system in the US.

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The politicization of the whole thing could easily be used to say the jury was tainted. There were outright threats that people would riot if he wasn't convicted.

Let's be honest, they're going to riot anyway, but I think he'll be able to appeal.

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Not moving the location alone should have been enough to call a mistrial

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The closing arguments for the prosecution the fuckkng idiot they brought in 22 times said the defense was lying!!! This is illigal! The defense tried to stop him 3 times the judge warned him but did nothing. The defense asked for a mistrial it was so fucking wrong.

This alone is enough to appeal this bullshit

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She basically did. I know I could argue that.

Hell she even says she HOPES she did the right thing, meaning she did what she was told / felt she had to do, not what she believed she should do.

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She was chosen for the jury because she's a weak minded idiot.

They can prove jury tampering. There were open threats made and doxxing by the media occurred before the decision was rendered.

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The courts don't have to agree with that assessment. They don't even have to disagree. They can just refuse the hear the appeal.

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I don't care about what she looks like. I care about what she's saying. She's literally talking about how scared she was about the whole thing. No amount of evidence was going to sway the jury. They were too scared to do anything other than what the establishment told them to do.

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I'm not trying to be captain obvious or anything but, how is this not jury tampering in some capacity? Are there any legal precedents for jury members "self" doxxing via social media?

This girl is a fucking retard. No, you did not do the right thing.

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It's all theatre.

https://youtu.be/-zNaeo8nPOo

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Anything's possible but IMO - "she" wasn't on the jury

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Not doxxed at all

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It's not doxxing when you do it yourself lol. A minneapolis newspaper released biographies on all the jurors yesterday if you're worried about such things.

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She was doxxed with the others.

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Wtf???? Why do we know who the jurors were? Media jury rigging by implying they’ll be attacked for not convicting?

What the fuck is this shit?

Also, this dumb cunt looks like she was set on convicting him from the beginning, but that’s not the point. We shouldn’t know who was in the jury.

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Jury tampering / intimidation.