REVEALED: Chauvin juror who promised judge impartiality now says people should join juries ‘to spark some change', wore BLM shirt in 2020

https://thepostmillennial.com ^ | May 2, 2021 2:27 PM EST | Ian Miles Cheong

[left that other site]

Jury Nullification.

[sevlex]

So much for a “Jury of Your Peers”.

[fireman15]

Fair trial, my butt.

[Pearls Before Swine]

Mistrial?

[Slyfox]

Chauvin's peers are policemen. Policemen should have been on the jury.

Just sayin.

[Eagles6]

Let’s see if some judge has the stones to grant an appeal.

[bigbob]

Serving as jurors might be a good opportunity for robots to replace humans.

[blueunicorn6]

Mistrial.

[Red Badger]

This one juror has overturned the entire trial.

This is not an intelligent person....................

[fireman15]

The guy ought to be convicted for lying to the court. Then he could be cell mates with Chauvin.

[Third Wheel]

Absolutely. And after the verdict is overtired with prejudice, Chauvin needs to sue everbody involved from the prosecutors, politicians, witnesses, jurors, media outlets down to the janitor.

[1Old Pro]

Jury Nullification.

Yep, lawyers need to be real careful.

[Navy Patriot]

In a Mob Rule Nation,

The Mob Juror!

[EinNYC]

Glorifying a common piece of garbage criminal. Those are these peoples’ heroes. Pathetic. This should give cause for a mistrial for Derek Chauvin.

[kenmcg]

Good more grounds fort the appeal

[Carriage Hill]

Mistrial/ jury nullification. Set Chauvin free.

[ProtectOurFreedom]

Judge Cahill asked Juror #52, whether he heard anything about the #GeorgeFloyd civil case. He says, no. He explained hearing some basic info about trial dates, etc from the news in recent months, but nothing that would keep him from serving as impartial juror.

They BELIEVED him? Him saying he only knew basic info is evidence of him lying in the first place.

[antidemoncrat]

“spark some change.”

Does that mean quit arresting black criminals then they won’t get hurt resisting?

[euram]

Why wasn’t this uncovered during jury selection? You can bet if a prospective juror was photographed wearing a Back the Blue or the Thin Blue Line t-shirt it would have been discovered during jury selection and used to dismiss him or her from serving on the jury.