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Ahmaud Arbery and George Floyd Updates | | Court TV Podcast
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January 11, 2024
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42:16Now PlayingPODCAST: Last week there were big hearings for two of the biggest stories of the year and host Vinnie Politan and Court TV Anchor Michael Ayala are prepped to break down all of the major developments. First in Brunswick, Georgia lawyers for the three men charged for the murder of Ahmaud Arbery made arguments to allow Arbery’s past encounters with law enforcement to be used as evidence for the defense. They also brought into question Arbery’s mental health status. Should the judge allow this type of evidence into court? Then in Minneapolis, the judge for the upcoming trial of the three remaining officers charged in the death of George Floyd made a shocking decision to delay the trial. What prompted this change and how could it impact the case going forward? Get the latest updates on CourtTV and CourtTV.com and tune in to see Vinnie Politan and the entire Court TV team review each day’s testimony on Closing Arguments weeknights from 8 pm to 11 pm.
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