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Related: Editorials & Other Articles, Issue Forums, Alliance Forums, Region ForumsWhatever the outcome in the Chauvin Trial, four African-Americans and two Bi-racial Americans agreed
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Whatever the outcome in the Chauvin Trial, four African-Americans and two Bi-racial Americans agreed (Original Post)
brooklynite
Apr 2021
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2naSalit
(86,579 posts)1. That's what I was pondering a moment ago,
I suspect it will be at least one guilty verdict.
Johnny2X2X
(19,060 posts)2. Exactly the point I was coming here to make
If they acquitted him, the 6 non white jurors didn't spend much time fighting for a conviction.
spooky3
(34,444 posts)3. I'm confused. Doesn't it require unanimity to convict, but only one
Dissenter to acquit? If so, then 6 people (or more) could agree on guilt, and Chauvin could still walk.
NH Ethylene
(30,811 posts)4. Except they would have to change their minds and agree with the 'not guilty' votes for unanimity.
I just can't see people who initially wanted to convict being willing to give it up like that. That's why a hung jury was such a fear.
spooky3
(34,444 posts)5. Fortunately, they all agreed on guilt. Nt
NH Ethylene
(30,811 posts)6. Justice, at very long last. n/t