To: Verginius Rufus
A jury is supposed to be composed of the "peers" of the defendant. Peers for Chauvin are other police officers with similar experience. He didn't get a jury of his peers. It was a jury tilted in favor of the state including rabidly anti-police members who LIED in the jury selection process.
20 posted on
05/04/2021 8:23:42 AM PDT by
Myrddin
To: Myrddin
"Peers for Chauvin are other police officers with similar experience." That's not how it works and not what a "jury of peers," means. By your logic every 19 year old gang banger on trial for dealing crack would be entitled to a jury of other 19 year old gang bangers.
To: Myrddin
"Peers for Chauvin are other police officers with similar experience." That's not how it works and not what a "jury of peers," means. By your logic every 19 year old gang banger on trial for dealing crack would be entitled to a jury of other 19 year old gang bangers.
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