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Here are the two major issues Chauvin will appeal and

Posted on: April 21, 2021 at 08:24:13 CT
Ragnar Danneskjold MU
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have a better than 50/50 of receiving a favorable ruling.

The second-degree unintentional murder charge is what's known as felony murder, or when a person commits an underlying felony and someone unintentionally dies. This charge required the jury to find that Chauvin intended to assault Floyd and inflict substantial bodily harm.

I don't think restraining a resisting perp can be legally equated to establish an intent to assault.

The third-degree murder charge alleged that Chauvin had a "depraved mind, without regard for human life." The basic gist of depraved mind is "extreme recklessness," according to Richard Frase, Professor of Criminal Law at University of Minnesota Law School.

Again restraining a resisting perp suspected of drug use while a hostile crowd gathers does not amount to one acting with a depraved mind, without regard to human life.

There is also the low iq maxine inciting of violence, but that doesn't involve the actual crimes.
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Here are the two major issues Chauvin will appeal and - Ragnar Danneskjold MU - 4/21 08:24:13
     Appellate judges are politicians too. - ummmm MU - 4/21 09:51:51
     How much did he resist - meatiger MU - 4/21 09:11:25
          He resisted the entire time in the car, was hopped up on - Ragnar Danneskjold MU - 4/21 09:31:20
               so continuing to restrain an unconscious person - meatiger MU - 4/21 09:33:46
                    I think this is exactly what the problem was... - Outsider MU - 4/21 09:43:33
                         So..based on what you said - meatiger MU - 4/21 09:46:30
                              They will appeal the process, not the verdict. (nm) - Outsider MU - 4/21 09:51:04
                                   Exactly what process will be overturned?(nm) - meatiger MU - 4/21 09:51:57
                                        RE: Exactly what process will be overturned?(nm) - Outsider MU - 4/21 09:58:00
                                             On things with the jury - meatiger MU - 4/21 10:03:00
                                                  Those things don't have to be proven, just believable.(nm) - DHighlander NWMSU - 4/21 10:18:04
                                                       that makes no sense - meatiger MU - 4/21 10:21:06
                                                            Filing an appeal of a murder conviction is - Outsider MU - 4/21 10:24:42
                                                                 I have no issue with filing an appeal - meatiger MU - 4/21 10:32:03
                                                                      RE: I have no issue with filing an appeal - Outsider MU - 4/21 10:43:17
                                                                           Of course you don't(nm) - meatiger MU - 4/21 10:47:27
                                                                                Why does that bother you so much... - Outsider MU - 4/21 10:56:21
                                                                                     You claim an unfair trial - meatiger MU - 4/21 11:05:45
                                                                                          He did err in what he did and he did create a - Outsider MU - 4/21 11:10:25
                    His concern was for the growing hostile mob - Ragnar Danneskjold MU - 4/21 09:36:09
                         the mob was not even getting close - meatiger MU - 4/21 09:38:33
                              yeah they were and they were yelling at the cops - Ragnar Danneskjold MU - 4/21 09:47:56
                                   lol - meatiger MU - 4/21 09:52:16
          RE: How much did he resist - Outsider MU - 4/21 09:17:20
               Idiots prefer to be vague. “Some” describes how much - hokie VT - 4/21 09:22:23
                    RE: Idiots prefer to be vague. “Some” describes how much - meatiger MU - 4/21 09:25:24
     I think the judge planned for this verdict a wanted to see - DHighlander NWMSU - 4/21 08:33:57
          You just explained the exact same rational that every judge - JayRoy KC - 4/21 08:50:15
               SC said - JayHoaxH8r MU - 4/21 08:53:42
          The jury disagreed(nm) - El-ahrairah BAMA - 4/21 08:35:06
               Do you think for judge knewthe plans and the opinions of the - hokie VT - 4/21 08:40:24
                    dude (nm) - pickle MU - 4/21 08:46:08
                    lol(nm) - gmmm98 MU - 4/21 08:43:45
     I don’t really care if Chauvin is innocent or guilty. I’m... - JayRoy KC - 4/21 08:29:26
          I couldn't give any less of a sh*t about him or Floyd(nm) - hefeweizen MU - 4/21 08:30:21
               same, I slept like I always do last night (nm) - Sal CMSU - 4/21 08:31:36
                    Face down, ass up with a stuffed Llama? (nm) - hefeweizen MU - 4/21 08:32:47
                         and a belly full of Jack Daniels (nm) - Sal CMSU - 4/21 08:34:57
                              the priests usually give a snickers too(nm) - NWMizzouFan KC - 4/21 08:36:09
     The second one could be reliant on the MN Supreme Court as - Sal CMSU - 4/21 08:26:56
          If Chauvin had been bouncing up and down on his neck or - Ragnar Danneskjold MU - 4/21 08:30:06
               I think that would make the case for the 2nd degree - Sal CMSU - 4/21 08:31:08
                    yeah I agree there(nm) - Ragnar Danneskjold MU - 4/21 08:32:07




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