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Chauvin Trial: Verdict Prediction (of Sorts), with Reasons
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Tonight, Wednesday, April 21, at 8pm EDT, I'll be joining Professor William Jacobson of Legal Insurrection to do a LIVE post-trial analysis of the Chauvin trial, verdict, and surrounding circumstances.
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Welcome to our ongoing coverage of the Minnesota murder trial of Derek Chauvin, over the in-custody death of George Floyd. I am Attorney Andrew Branca for Law of Self Defense, providing guest commentary and analysis of this trial for Legal Insurrection.
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Chauvin Trial: Verdict Prediction (of Sorts), with Reasons
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