Derek Chauvin Trial - Day 13 - LiveStream

this current witness makes the Prosecution's hack cardiologist look like an elementary school drop out.

Ah OK that must have been before I started watching daily.

That water leaking out on the pavement could have been from the air conditioner too.

I agree. He seems more like a professional. He doesn’t seem to be acting. He isn’t talking in a patronizing manner. And he seems fair, so far.

Yes very early in the case I think it was the EMT Derek Smith that was questioned about that, CO2 levels .

Not liking this at all. I really thought Nelson would do better than this, but all he has to do is achieve reasonable doubt.

Nelson and this witness are setting up reasonable doubt in a very exquisite manner. Leaving no stone unturned, but keeping the focus.

Meth and adrenaline vasoconstrictors making the artery more narrow than 90%, the location of the constriction being in the worst spot, the specific part of the heart that was not getting enough 02 governs the rhythm or arrhythmia which causes sudden death.

Last Edited by Augmentalist on 04/14/2021 11:53 AM

Honestly I actually think Dr. Apartheid is pretty convincing.

He laid out pretty clearly how cardiac arrest can happen without total blockage of an artery, which was the big thing that the prosecution experts were touting to say Floyd didn't die from a heart attack.

Per this guy, extreme physical exertion plus mega high blood pressure and narrowed arteries reducing blood flow below needed levels can cause the heart's pace maker to malfunction even if some blood is still getting through.

https://twitter.com/_/status/1382360482636574723

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YOU ALSO HAVE TO THINK...THAT HE'S THINKING..IF I GET THIS GUY OFF...IM DEAD...

MICHAEL SAVAGE HAS ALREADY SAVAGED HIM FOR NOT TAKING SOME SORT OF PLEA DEAL...LIKE THE ONE THAT THE 'MUSLIM' COP FROM MINNEAPOLIS GOT FOR MURDERING THAT AUSTRALIAN WOMAN..HE GOT 12 YEARS..WILL DO LESS...HE SHOULD HAVE NEG. FOR THAT IF CHAUVIN WOULD HAVE LET HIM. UH!

Here come the media spin doctors with their quack diagnosis.

STILL THINKING IF CHAUVIN SHOULD TAKE THE STAND...

I thought Fentanyl Floyd's girlfriend Percocet Annie worked at McDonalds...I see nothing indicating she worked as a "teacher"...(depending on one's definition of teacher, that is)....

good golly these 2 women are not to bright.

"The police put George Floyd into that position" where he was breathing carbon monoxide.

Leftists aren't big on personal responsibility.

"Ross shared with The Washington Post that she was working as a dean at Edison High School while Daunte was a student there."

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Street drugs... the modern day 'chicken pox" blankets for minority neighborhoods.

Bring out your dead!!!

Thankyou for that linky.
And if that really is the case then it totally explains the current state of affairs in the inner city school systems.

https://twitter.com/_/status/1382367040187547651

This is a great point.
Car exhausts do normally emit some water.

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how does this help Chauvin??

Carbon Monoxide poisoning.

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OVER 5,000 DISCOVERY ITEMS DUMPED ON DEFENSE DURING TRIAL
Another interesting mention in yesterday’s “housekeeping” meeting with Judge Cahill came up in the context of the number of disclosures and exhibits that have been dumped on the defense in this case—a large chunk of which have been dumped on the defense even as the trial was taking place.

As background, there are always materials collected by the parties that ought to be shared with the opposing counsel as part of discovery.

Under Minnesota procedure, each item is labeled with what’s called a Bates stamp, a unique identifying number, and then a bunch of these are collected together and delivered as a “disclosure.”

Ideally, by the time a trial actually starts both sides will have long since received the other’s disclosure items, early enough to have time to consider and research them before the trial begins.

That has not been the process in this trial, particularly with respect of state disclosures to the defense.

When this trial began, the state had already delivered to the defense 41 disclosures consisting of 45,118 Bates stamped items.

If that sound like a lot, that’s because it is.

But the disclosures of the state did not stop there, as one would normally expect. Indeed, not even close.

Since the start of the trial—in other words, while the sole defense attorney Nelson has been occupied the entirety of every day in trial on this case—the state has continued to deliver disclosures to the defense, each containing a great many Bates stamped items.

Indeed, since the start of the trial the state has made 12 additional disclosures to the defense, consisting of 5,154 additional Bates stamped items.

Yes, that’s 5,154.

Yesterday was the 12th day of this trial. That works out to the defense having to review newly delivered Bates stamped items at an average of 430 per day.

That’s 430 newly delivered Bates items per day.

That, folks, is not normal.

The defense raised this issue yesterday afternoon in the context of anticipated cross-examination of defense experts by the state today.

Much of the most recently delivered discovery consists of materials that could be, certainly will be, used in an attempt to impeach those defense experts.

Given the delivery of this discovery so late in the course of the trial, and the volume of the material, the defense is asking the court to order the prosecution to disclose in some detail exactly which of those newly disclosed exhibits it actually intends to use to impeach.

The judge asked the prosecution to do so, to the extent they reasonably could, which strikes me as completely ineffectual solution to this real problem for the defense.

I expect the real reason the defense raised this issue on the record was, well, to establish it as an issue on the record for purposes of appeal.

I mean I get that he is insinuating carbon monoxide poisoning, but couldn't the state argue that Chauvin was culpable for this by placing Floyd on the ground near the squad exhaust?

Best source for information on this case that I’ve come across. This attorney does a thorough and fair job at analyzing this case.