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The juror spoke to a local news outlet anonymously, revealing details into what led to the guilty verdict in the case.

Crump has taken on numerous cases that have received national attention, including the murder of George Floyd and Ahmaud Arbery.

The conviction of Potter on charges of manslaughter is a blatant miscarriage of justice based on the fact that manslaughter in this case properly required proof beyond a reasonable doubt of reckless conduct, that reckless conduct in this case properly requires the conscious disregard by Potter of an unjustifiable risk of death or serious bodily injury to Daunte Wright, and that the jury was presented with exactly zero evidence that Potter consciously disregarded the risk that resulted in Wright�...

Contemporary activists can benefit from Tutu’s ideas about restorative justice and strengthen their quest for fundamental fairness.

If charges are filed, it still remains to be seen against whom. Baldwin claims he’s not at fault. He was handed a revolver, which was allegedly said to be unloaded.

"This was strictly about Daunte Wright, Kim Potter and the law... I really think we made the right decision," the juror said.

By Victor Omondi Kim Potter, a former Minneapolis police officer, was found guilty of manslaughter in the shooting to death of driver Daunte Wright. Following her conviction, authorities published an updated mugshot of Potter, in which she can be seen smiling for the camera as though she’s being photographed for a high school yearbook. Wright’s […]

These issues took center stage this year in high-profile court cases, and experts say they could have an impact on legislation and elections in 2022.

The topic of policing and law enforcement was one of many to make headlines over the course of 2021, at times dominating the front pages with stories ranging from the trials of former police officers Derek Chauvin and, most recently, Kim Potter; to the tragic deaths of those who succumbed to Covid-19-related illness. 

From the blog of Tzemach Yehudah Richter at The Times of Israel