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Rustynaerduwell

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2. I think it's as simple as

Reply to rgbecker (Original post)

Fri Apr 9, 2021, 09:00 AM

Apr 2021

he wasn't going to let a group of black people tell him what to do to the black man under his knee.

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Chauvin Trial: Will the Prosecution need to show motive? [View all] rgbecker Apr 2021 OP

They used to work as bouncers at the same place. lark Apr 2021 #1

Chauvin was afraid of him. Obviously. jaxexpat Apr 2021 #4

Indeed WHITT Apr 2021 #5

Yes which is why this aspect will probably not be brought up. lark Apr 2021 #7

I think it's as simple as Rustynaerduwell Apr 2021 #2

No Motive or Intent Required WHITT Apr 2021 #3

Thanks for this input. rgbecker Apr 2021 #9

George Floyd didn't say the cop's name at any time Beringia Apr 2021 #6

"Motive" is not an element of any crime charged Effete Snob Apr 2021 #8

What would be the felony in the "Unintentional murder" Charge? rgbecker Apr 2021 #10

Assault Effete Snob Apr 2021 #13

He had to feel him die. Evergreen Emerald Apr 2021 #11

Legally Speaking, Or To Get A Conviction? RobinA Apr 2021 #12

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