Zigner
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Yeah I didn't think it was "never seen before" - but that's what they said.I don't get where they say that video has never been seen before. Here it is from 7 months ago.
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Yeah I didn't think it was "never seen before" - but that's what they said.I don't get where they say that video has never been seen before. Here it is from 7 months ago.
I don't get where they say that video has never been seen before. Here it is from 7 months ago.
There is always the chance that despite the evidence the jury simply refuses to convict, but given the timing of this incident and the climate in that area I doubt it.
The major suggested that had the defendant intentionally pulled and fired her weapon, based upon the circumstances in play, such an action might have been justified under MN law.
The trainee's failure does not justify escalating to deadly force.
This just happened too fast for Potter to process her options.
It seems to me that when the jury asks the judge what happens if they can't reach a unanimous decision, it is very likely they have more than one holdout and some strong opinions.
This is good news for Potter.
I am surprised with the climate they have in that area that they didn't make quick work of her in deliberation.
They also asked if they can get the murder weapon removed from its container so they can hold it in their hands. The judge agreed to this request.
The guilty verdict is no surprise. I expected it much sooner though.
I am curious to find out what held them up.