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I read the article, expecting a reasonable explanation. I figured she's maybe arguing that poor / minorities don't have access to cleaner cars or something? But there was nothing like that ...
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Making_of_the_Mob

The Making of the Mob is an American television docu-series detailing the emergence of organized crime in 20th-century America. The series...

High school was the end of video games for me

But back in the day, I was huge on Gamecube and PS2. I never owned an Xbox

They were arguing that he was committing some kind of assault with the knee, which became murder once death occurred

Won't be 20+ years in jail. He will get parole after 1/3 of the sentence. He has no prior record too. Probably closer to 10 years in jail, then the rest as a parolee

I feel they'll make a movie about this trial one day. Nelson or Blackwell would be the main character

Depends on what his argument is ...

He will spend about 10 years in jail then maybe another 10-15 as a parolee.

But still -- having murder on your record sounds awful. Even when he gets out, his life won't be good

I think the prosecutors claimed he was committing some level of felonious assault with the knee, which then led to the death

Wasn't even half that

The other officers still have their cases for aiding and abetting. This verdict isn't good for them

Cowards!

No one wanted to be Henry Fonda and hold the not-guilty opinion

https://images-na.ssl-images-amazon.com/images/I/91Q1zoe1lyL._SX522_.jpg

Dang ... all 3 guilty

Crowd at the courthouse. I hope they have personnel to protect the jurors when they leave the building

No chance of hung jury. The judge would've forced them to sit and talk for more time. Judge wouldn't accept hung jury so easily

I'm a little concerned that they reached the verdict quickly -- suggests they might've found the poor guy guilty..

Verdict is in - 5PM

Good or Bad that it's within 12 hours?

"could not be considered during jury deliberations" .... C'mon now. Juries can do whatever they want. Remember "The Verdict," Paul Newman's closing statements about how the jury "makes the law." The...

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https://www.revisor.mn.gov/statutes/cite/244.10

§Subd. 5a.Aggravating factors. (a) As used in this section, "aggravating factors" include, but are not limited to,

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"12 Angry Men" ... everyone was mad at Fonda's character too. But they came around. That was the movie's point; one person has the power to change the minds of many