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So the Chauvin trial will go to the jury.

And like Rush, when I watched George Floyd die in those ominous nine minutes, I was screaming at the TV to do something.

And unlike the dear Mahal who departed this earth far too soon, there are so many things that have been laid out in the trial that is going to be, I want to say

fascinating, but there's just too much stake to make it fascinating.

The closing arguments continue, this will go to a jury and a jury that is fully aware

of the stakes outside of the legal stakes, which is, I mean, that's a horrifying position in which to find oneself.

Already, one of the expert witnesses on the defense side, his former house, he doesn't have lived there anymore,

his former house was vandalized with pig's blood and a pig's head left in the front yard.

And the aspects of this case are so – there's nuance, there's detail, and then there is just this overriding fact that the jury is going to be under monumental emotional strength.

I cannot communicate enough my prayers to them that they're able to have the spirit of truth with them.

And I cannot imagine the emotional load under which they sit.

You have the tragedy of a man die.

You have the defense who, in my judgment, and by the way, I think the best analysis of this is at legalinsurrection.com,

they feature often the work of a gentleman who is a self-defense expert named Andrew Branca,

who talks about some of the legal minutia around this and the details that the jury is going to have to play with and examine and argue

about.

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