And good morning on a Saturday.

Bill Handel here with the legal show until 11 o'clock.

And oh, incidentally, right at 11 o'clock,

I'm still going to take phone calls off the air.

So I don't leave people hanging.

Aren't I a good guy, huh?

And that started about a year, year and a half ago. In any case, phone number here, if you would like what I dispense, 8005201534, 8005201534. The lines are filling up, which is, okay, I'll take that. But we still have some lines open because it's the top of the hour.

800 5201534. This is Handel on the Law, Marginal Legal Advice, where tell you, you have absolutely no case.

Okay, this has to do with the Derek Chauvin case.

Derek Chauvin, of course, was the cop who was convicted of murdering George Floyd,

and he got 22 and a half years in jail, man.

He got the top sentence because the presumptive sentence was 12 and a half years in jail, man, he got the top sentence because the presumptive sentence

was 12 and a half years, but the judge agreed with the prosecutors that were aggravating

factors in Floyd's death.

So, man, they just threw the book at him.

So inevitably, and we talked about this when the conviction came down, that appeals are

going to be filed immediately.

And guess what? Appeals be filed immediately. And guess what?

Appeals were filed immediately.

And appeals are, they throw everything they can on the wall and hope something sticks.

So Chauvin is appealing on 14 different grounds.

One of them is he claims the judge, Peter Cahill, abuses discretion when he denied Chauvin's

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