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Chauvin Jury Took 11 Hours To Reach A Verdict. Here's What History Says That May Mean | Deadline
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2:00Now PlayingMSNBC Chief Legal Correspondent Ari Melber details how long it took the jury in the Derek Chauvin murder trial to reach a verdict, 11 hours, and what history tells us about what it may mean. Aired on 04/20/2021.
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